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# AIY Vision Bonnet
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The AIY Vision Bonnet comes with the AIY Vision Kit by Google—a do-it-yourself intelligent camera. The Vision Bonnet connects to a Raspberry Pi Zero to create an intelligent camera that can see and recognize objects using machine learning (ML).
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The AIY Vision Bonnet comes with the AIY Vision Kit by Google—a do-it-yourself intelligent camera. The Vision Bonnet connects to your Raspberry Pi to create an intelligent camera that can see and recognize objects using on-device machine learning (ML) models.
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The bonnet includes on-board hardware to accelerate vision-based ML models, a connector for the Raspberry Pi Camera v2, a 10-pin button connector, and 4 unique GPIO pins called `PIN_A`, `PIN_B`, `PIN_C`, and `PIN_D`.
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The bonnet includes hardware to accelerate vision-based ML models, a connector for the Raspberry Pi Camera v2, a 10-pin button connector, and 4 unique GPIO pins called `PIN_A`, `PIN_B`, `PIN_C`, and `PIN_D`.
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# AIY Voice Bonnet
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The AIY Voice Bonnet comes with the AIY Voice Kit (V2) by Google—a do-it-yourself intelligent speaker. The Voice Bonnet connects to a Raspberry Pi Zero to create a natural language processor that can connect to the Google Assistant.
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The AIY Voice Bonnet comes with the AIY Voice Kit V2 by Google—a do-it-yourself intelligent speaker. The Voice Bonnet connects to your Raspberry Pi to create a natural language processor that can respond to your voice and connect to the Google Assistant.
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The bonnet includes on-board hardware to facilitate audio capture and playback, stereo speaker terminals, a headphone jack, an 8-pin button connector, UART breakout pins, and 4 unique GPIO pins called `PIN_A`, `PIN_B`, `PIN_C`, and `PIN_D`.
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The bonnet includes hardware to facilitate audio capture and playback, stereo speaker terminals, a headphone jack, an 8-pin button connector, UART breakout pins, and 4 unique GPIO pins called `PIN_A`, `PIN_B`, `PIN_C`, and `PIN_D`.
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**Note:** If you have the AIY Voice Kit V1, instead see the [Voice Hat](/pinout/aiy_voice_hat), which is the full-size HAT version of this board.
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