Canaan K510 CRB RISC-V AI development kit ships with dual-camera module and LCD display

Last summer, Canaan introduced the Kendryte K510 tri-core RISC-V AI processor, now also known as Canaan K510, as an updated version of the Kendryte K210 with a much higher 3 TOPS of performance, but at the time, there were no development board and SDK. But I've now just been informed of the availability of the Canaan Kendryte K510 CRB AI development kit with camera module and LCD display, as well as a software development kit with U-Boot, Linux, and AI tools which can be used to develop smart audio and computer vision applications. Video Input - 2x MIPI CSI, 1x DVP interface, built-in camera board with 2 sensors. Looking more closely at the board, we can see the K510-CRB-V1.2 carrier board and the K510-CORE-V1.2 system-on-module. The SDK can be found on Github with instructions in Chinese only at this time, and a relatively short K510 technical reference manual can also be found on Google Drive. Another Github repository has more detailed hardware and software documentation, and the company posted a few demos such as license plate recognition and face detection on their Bilibili account. The K510 CRB development kit is sold for $199 on Analoglamb. The price is relatively high, but I suppose it's for people wanting early access to the platform, and later this year, we should probably get more affordable K510 development boards.