"go-ncs" allows you to control an Intel Movidius Neural Compute Stick from the Go programming, for high-performance applications of deep neural networks like computer vision. It plays well with our Go computer vision library GoCV, of course.

The recent release of GoCV v0.8 was featured in Golang Weekly, the largest email newsletter for the Go programming community, with over 22k subscribers.

GoCV gives programmers who use the Go programming language (https://golang.org/) access to the OpenCV 3.4 computer vision library (http://opencv.org/) and Intel Computer Vision SDK. The new release adds support for Tensorflow and Caffe, as well as full support for the Intel CV SDK's Photography Vision Library (PVL) FaceRecognizer. Blog post with highlights of the release are here: https://gocv.io/blog/2018-01-23-go-opencv-tensorflow-caffe/