Students struggle to configure deep learning environments; Teachers lack integrated kits to demonstrate "collect-train-deploy" workflow. Vision AI Kit enables 12-16 year old students to complete fruit classification demo in 10 minutes, reducing class preparation time by 70%.
From data collection to model deployment, fully visual operation
ESP32-CAM captures photos of objects from different angles, automatically uploads to Edge Impulse cloud
Drag-and-drop CNN parameter configuration, one-click model training, real-time accuracy monitoring
Via USB connection, Edge Impulse Studio automatically compiles and flashes optimized TinyML firmware to ESP32
Local inference without network, LED displays recognition results, supports serial monitor debugging
→ Complete "identify-classify-optimize" engineering cycle through Vision AI Kit, developing systematic thinking
→ Understand machine learning training process, master data-driven problem-solving methods
→ Combine hardware programming with AI training to achieve interdisciplinary project-based learning goals
"CNN concepts that used to take 2-3 classes to explain clearly can now be experienced hands-on by students in just one class with Vision AI Kit. Student learning interest and depth of understanding have significantly improved."Li Wenhua - Information Technology Teacher, Beijing No.11 School
"Vision AI Kit solved our biggest pain point in STEM curriculum: how to make abstract AI concepts tangible. Now every student can train their own model."Mike Smith - Lincoln High School STEM Coordinator
Includes complete curriculum package, teacher training materials and technical support
No. Vision AI Kit uses drag-and-drop interface, students can complete model training through Edge Impulse Studio's visual tools without writing code.
A standard 45-minute class period can complete the basic demonstration. Data collection 5 minutes, cloud training 15 minutes, deployment testing 10 minutes, remaining time for discussion and extension.
Built-in template projects include fruit classification, gesture recognition, text detection. Teachers can customize recognition targets according to curriculum needs, such as campus plant classification, laboratory equipment identification.