If I use the default Linux OS that comes pre-installed on the Rubik Pi3 board, can I still install the Qualcomm IM SDK and run AI/ML tasks such as object detection using models from the Qualcomm AI Hub and a connected camera without any issues?
Also, I’m curious about the differences between the default OS and the system images available on the official website (e.g., RUBIK Pi 3 Linux System Image 1.0 and 1.1). What are the major differences between these versions and the factory-installed one?
If I use the default Linux OS that comes pre-installed on the Rubik Pi3 board, can I still install the Qualcomm IM SDK and run AI/ML tasks such as object detection using models from the Qualcomm AI Hub and a connected camera without any issues?
–>Generally, there should be no issues.
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Also, I’m curious about the differences between the default OS and the system images available on the official website (e.g., RUBIK Pi 3 Linux System Image 1.0 and 1.1). What are the major differences between these versions and the factory-installed one?
–>The Linux System Image versions are generally more refined compared to the factory-installed versions.
