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Handling AI tasks is very broad, we can help you better if you give more details.
I want something for real-time tasks like computer vision machine learning and sensor data processing. Also I want to make a prototype of my projects with, also budget friendly.. 😅
1. NVIDIA Jetson Nano/Orin
2. Intel NUC or UP Boards
3. Coral Dev Board
4. BeagleBone AI-64
You take a look at these you maybe familiar with one
The NVIDIA Jetson Nano and Coral Dev Board are the most budget-friendly options while still providing good AI performance.
You might also consider the Coral USB accelerator: https://coral.ai/products/accelerator/ – Since you already have a Raspberry Pi (assuming you mean an SBC) that might represent a cost-effective option. OTOH, it’s been out a while, and I’m not sure if it’s been updated so I suspect that its AI capabilities are on the low side at this point (though I haven’t really researched). @wafa_ath
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