OpenVino or Coral - Today #20436
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I have been using Coral for a couple years now. It's getting more and more cumbersome to use as kernels and distros keep moving forward, and building support for it gets more involved just to make it work. I've messed around with openvino on iGPU and an Arc A310 and the inference speeds are quite nice even comparable ~5ms. Is there any significant benefit to using Coral vs Openvino today? I think I prefer OpenVino with my testing but not sure what else I may miss or need to consider. |
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Based on your experience with both detectors, OpenVINO appears to be the better choice for your setup. Here's what the documentation shows: Performance Comparison: Model Support Advantages: Frigate+ Compatibility: Hardware Flexibility:
Maintenance Benefits: Given your positive testing results and the documented advantages, OpenVINO appears to be the superior choice for your use case. 📚 Sources: Have another question? Just tag @inkeep. |
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thank you both |
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For me, the higher accuracy of the models available with GPUs outweighs any other concern. For some power usage is important, as @NickM-27 mentioned. I don't think there's really any other advantage.