Hi there ​@kmiura!

The Metis Compute Board can comfortably run YOLOv8n in real-time at 1080p60 with a USB camera. In fact, the AIPU can handle higher throughput than 60 FPS, but since the camera only delivers 60 FPS, that becomes the effective cap.

There are some caveats, in that if you add extra pre/post-processing steps, run inefficient code, or use non-standard weights, maybe even if the camera is USB2 or doesn’t quite hit the promised FPS, the effective end-to-end FPS could be affected.

But with just those three requirements and a clean pipeline, the Compute Board could hit 60FPS running YOLOv8n  in real-time on a single stream without breaking a sweat. Higher, most likely, since it’s the camera that’s the cap here. 

Thank you for your comment.
I would like to see the Metis Compute Board User Manual and Getting Started technical documentation, but I can't access the site.
Thank you in advance.