A camera that knows what it’s looking at would have seemed like a farfetched pipe dream not long ago. These days, however, you can even build such a camera in the comfort of your own home. Adafruit has shared a project that allows you to build a camera around Adafruit’s own BrainCraft HAT system , which is itself an AI Machine Learning addition to the Raspberry Pi 4 . Plus, it even tells you what it sees. As DIY Photography observes , the Raspberry Pi Machine Learning camera uses TensorFlow Lite object recognition software to figure out what it is looking at. The project works with either the 8MP Pi Camera Module or the 12.3MP module that includes interchangeable lens support. The enclosure is 3D printed . So what is a camera that can determine what it’s seeing be used for? As John Aldred points out at DIY Photography […]
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