AMD’s Xilinx division offers a popular starter kit for its Kria A.I. vision system, the SK-KV260-G. This board’s datasheet mentions it “includes a power solution and network connectors for camera, display, and MicroSD card.” How many of these extra peripherals - power, camera, display, and storage - does the board actually include?
This product is just the board; the datasheet’s included solutions are connections and accommodations built into the board to allow external sold-separately peripherals to be plugged in. This allows the end user to flexibly test multiple vision options for their application. If you aren’t in the market for flexibility however and simply wish to get started as quickly as possible, the Kria Basic Accessory Pack from AMD contains everything you need to get the device up and running in under an hour.