Hardware requirements
The Obico Server runs a powerful Machine Learning model that requires a device powerful enough to run it. And by powerful, we mean most anything from the last decade.
Single Board Computers
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This is an incomplete list. Only tested / known devices are included.
| Device | Can run Obico |
|---|---|
| Raspberry Pi (any model) | ❌ |
| Latte Panda | ❌ |
| Jetson Nano 2gb | ❌ |
| Jetson Nano 4gb | ✅ |
PC's (and laptops)
If it has at least 4gb of RAM, it should run fine.
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| CPU | One that can run a modern OS. CPU's as old as 4th Gen Intel have been able to run Obico just fine. |
| GPU | Optional. NVIDIA CUDA and Intel OpenVINO acceleration are supported on Linux hosts; see the GPU guides below. |
| RAM | You should have at least 4gb of DDR3 ram, but the more the better. |
| OS | Either Windows, Linux, or MacOS X will work. The OS version should be recent enough to run Docker. For older devices, Linux is highly recommended. |
| RGB | Highly recommended. The more your PC looks like a christmas tree, the more FPS you will have (sarcasm) |
GPU acceleration
GPU acceleration is optional. CPU inference works on all supported platforms, while GPU acceleration currently requires a Linux host:
AMD GPU acceleration is not currently included in the Docker Compose images. ROCm support varies by GPU model, operating system, and runtime version; an AMD/MIGraphX image can be added separately once it has been validated.