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The seeing Raspberry Pi. Let’s create a custom vision model… | by Henk Boelman | Global AI Community | Medium

https://medium.com/global-ai-community/the-seeing-raspberry-pi-3d66afc4a536

“In this article we are going to create a custom vision model (ONNX) and run it on a Raspberry Pi that runs Windows IoT to detect objects and show the result on a display…” (the page’s own description)

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