Introducing Coral Dev Board Micro
summary
Coral Dev Board Micro is a tiny 65×30 mm edge-AI microcontroller that runs a low-power TensorFlow Micro person detector on the M4 and wakes the M7 plus Edge TPU acceleration to run a TensorFlow Lite PoseNet for body segmentation, shown switching live between modes in the demo. It uses dual-core NXP RT1176, runs FreeRTOS (Arduino/C++/CMake tooling), includes an onboard 324 px camera with 110° f/2.0 lens, and supports battery, Wi‑Fi and PoE extensions; flashing and Linux OOBE workflow are provided.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:28Product Demo
- 1:20Demo
- 4:15Power Modes
- 7:15Other Features
- 8:11Extension Boards
- 8:23Power over Ethernet Extension
- 8:52Enclosures
- 10:03Sample Code
- 13:12Innovative Use Cases
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