Skip to ContentTable of contents15 min readâ—ˆUpdated 2026-06-15• Part 1 – Introducing the Product• Meet the CamThink NE301 Edge AI Camera Module, designed to run AI models locally and offer a wide range of additional features.• Short video intro• Modular Design• Design with an open hardware architecture in mind• It can also connect to external sensors• Key highlights• A closer look at the main board that powers the device• Hardware – Behind the Scenes• Specifications• Designed for Edge AI computing, it offers durability along with water and dust resistance.• Part 2 – Review of the CamThink NeoEyes NE301 (currently being p2UPDATED• The Package p2• Package Contents p2• A closer look at the NE300-MB01 development board, the powerhouse behind the NeoEyes NE301 camera. p3• Installing additional components p4• LTE Cat.1 Communication Board p4• The camera Module p4• The NE301 Case p5• The lesser good p5• Protection against water and dust p5• Power supply p6• Powering the NE301 with a cable p6• Extra interfaces p6• Cooling the main board components p7• Mounting Options p8• Operation p9• Software-wise p9• Training AI Models p9• What are the steps? p9• How to Train AI Models – A Complete Summary of the Workflow p9• We gave a few trained models a spin to see how they performed. p9• Final verdict p10• CamThink NeoEyes NE301 price p11• Prices and availability p11Ask This ArticleArticle Completed!Related readingWi-Fi 7 Setup Guide: Banana Pi BPI-R4 OpenWrt & NIC Setup16 TOPS for $195? The Orange Pi O1 Redefines Budget RISC-V AIGL.iNet’s Tiny Mango 2 OpenWrt Router Just Got Gigabit Ethernet & Wi-Fi 5 Support Cooling the main board components Even though it wasn’t included in the kit, we decided to give the board one last cooling upgrade by adding two heatsinks—one measuring 15 x 15 x 5 mm for the main controller chip, and another measuring 14 x 10 x 6 mm for the two memory chips. NE301 Cooling 2 NE301 Cooling 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
