While a Raspberry Pi is generally pretty cheap, an ESP8266 is even cheaper. And when I say cheaper, I'm talking about picking up one of these microcontrollers for $5 or even less.

Finally the Pi people are putting it out of its misery by offering a replacement: an 8 megapixel camera board, for the same $25 price. The new board is based on a Sony IMX219 sensor, which is ...

advanced users flexibility,” said Raspberry Pi. Input tensors can be 640 x 640, and in int8 or uint8 formats. The module comes pre-loaded with MobileNetSSD. Sensor modes include 4,056 x 3,040 10bit at ...