The AIY Vision Kit is a $45 add-on board that attaches to a Raspberry Pi Zero with a Pi 2 camera. The board includes a Vision Processing Unit (VPU) chip that runs Tensor Flow image processing graphs super efficiently. The kit comes with a bunch of examples out of the box, but to actually see what the camera see’s you need to plug the HDMI into a monitor. That’s not very useful when you want to put your battery powered kit in a remote location. And while it is nice that the rig does not require any Internet connectivity, that misses out on a lot of the fun applications. Vision Bonnet The Bonnet is just a small Pi Hat that attaches to the Pi Zero GPIO header. As one of the Googlers on the project was nice enough to explain , the Vision Bonnet reads directly from the Pi Camera via the standard Pi camera flex cable that passes through it. This means your other process have full access to the Pi Camera while it is running your code. It also means it does not us...