Recently, Raspberry Pi released a new camera module - the AI Camera, priced at $70. This device looks similar to a standard camera module but is equipped with powerful AI processing capabilities. The AI Camera is based on Sony's IMX500 smart vision sensor, featuring a 12.3-megapixel CMOS image sensor, and is capable of local inference processing, meaning there is no longer a need for a separate accelerator or for the Raspberry Pi's CPU to handle heavy visual AI tasks.

The Raspberry Pi 5 2GB version showcases exceptional cost performance and capabilities at a budget-friendly price of $50, making it a star product in the tech industry. This device inherits the high-performance tradition of the Raspberry Pi family by utilizing the cost-optimized BCM2712D0 application processor, successfully reducing the price to $50, which is $10 cheaper than the 4GB version. The BCM2712D0 processor eliminates unnecessary features while retaining the core quad-core processing and multimedia capabilities, effectively lowering production costs.

The Raspberry Pi project can detect music played by nearby Bluetooth speakers and identify whether it is Reggaeton music. This project is more of a playful experiment and is not recommended for home use. The core component is the Raspberry Pi 3B+, connected to a DFRobot OLED display. It can receive ambient sounds through a microphone and utilize Edge Impulse to train an AI model capable of recognizing Reggaeton music.