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A powerful and versatile machine learning HAT for the Pi 5 - run LLMs, VLMs and conventional vision models on low-power, edge hardware.

AI on the Pi Zero 2 W is now possible! The AI Camera combines a tensor processing unit and camera, to process everything onboard.



AI vision module with 9 built-in models, offline training and edge AI, easily add to the mBot2 and CyberPi via mBuild for face, colour, gesture tracking and many more.






With its freely available development resources, ESP32-S3-BOX-3 is the ultimate choice for prototyping new projects or building complex AIoT systems.






Run complex AI workloads and private LLMs locally around the clock. Featuring a Grace Blackwell superchip and 128GB of unified memory, this NUC-sized compute node delivers high-performance at just 140W.







This kit includes the Photon 2 and a range of sensors and outputs to kick-start your Machine Learning journey!



Run Vision-Language-Action, LLM's or large Vision Models locally on untethered robots. Powered by the Blackwell architecture, this edge module delivers 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS and 128GB of onboard memory with an efficient power envelope.


HuskyLens is an easy-to-use AI vision sensor. It can learn to detect objects, faces, lines, colors and tags just by clicking.











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