[D] Budget Machine Learning Hardware
Looking to get into machine learning and found this video on a piece of hardware for less than £500. Is it really possible to teach autonomy with such cheap hardware? For context the hardware is the elephant robotics mechArm 270 Pi - any other recs would be greatly appreciated. submitted by /u/Interesting-Tear-375 [link] [comments]
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