Good info. Thank you.

Hi all,
i've tried using Coral on my PC.
Consider that i'm using a mini PC with a i7-10510U CPU.I have 9 camera: 7 are 4k, one 5MP and one 3MP. Codec is h265/h265+
Using Coral i can't seee any improvementif chek statistics in blue iris.
CPU is always at 100% of use and Temeprature is arount 85-90°C!

jensie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2023 1:12 pm Just for all who wants to figure this out. You need to or uninstall and install the module multiple times or restart your windows machine.
You should get the following in the logs

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objectdetection_coral_adapter.py: Edge TPU detected

If you get

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objectdetection_coral_adapter.py: has exited

reinstall the module or restart your windows machine

That's exactly the solution recommended by CP.AI, re-install until it works. It's not elegant or stylish, but seems to work.

Just ordered dual TPU version of card, in order to try more complex things. So far, really happy with my systems performance (and power consumption!) with Coral M.2! Seems to get more AI-models too to experiment.

Manu87 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 4:44 pm Hi all,
i've tried using Coral on my PC.
Consider that i'm using a mini PC with a i7-10510U CPU.I have 9 camera: 7 are 4k, one 5MP and one 3MP. Codec is h265/h265+
Using Coral i can't seee any improvementif chek statistics in blue iris.
CPU is always at 100% of use and Temeprature is arount 85-90°C!

You have checked CP.AI is actually using it, not just installed? And it's preferred to use substream for all motion recognition on BlueIris, because full resolution stream taxes unnecessarily cpu and offers no benefits for motion detection etc. Coral helps CP.AI to confirm initial detection by BI. Seems that your system is misconfigured/not working properly, unless you are living in some very populated place with lot of motion.