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OpenVINO

This page details the installation procedures for the OpenVINO Runtime supported by PySDK.

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PySDK supports OpenVINO™ versions 2023.3.30, 2024.2.0, and 2024.6.0. Version 2024.6 is recommended.

Linux Installation

On Linux, installation via APT Package Manager or via .tgz archive is supported.

Currently, NPU requires that OpenVINO™ be installed via .tgz archive.

  • To install OpenVINO™ via APT Package Manager: Follow the instructions at .

  • To install OpenVINO™ via .tgz archive: Follow the instructions at .

After installation via .tgz archive, whenever you open a new terminal, run the following command to configure the environment:

source <OpenVINO Directory>/setupvars.sh

When using PySDK in a Python interpreter or a development environment, ensure the interpreter is started from a terminal where this command has been executed.

Windows Installation

On Windows, installation via .zip archive is supported.

  • To install OpenVINO™ via .zip archive: Follow the instructions at .

After installation, whenever you open a new terminal, run the following command to configure the environment:

<OpenVINO Directory>\setupvars.bat

Ensure you use the Command Prompt (not PowerShell) to execute this script.

GPU Drivers for OpenVINO™

Currently, PySDK does not support integrated GPUs.

NPU Drivers for OpenVINO™

To use NPU with OpenVINO™, ensure that the host system has the latest NPU drivers installed. Regularly check for updates to maintain compatibility.

Sometimes, NPUs are disabled in the UEFI settings by default. Ensure the NPU is enabled in your system’s UEFI configuration.

To install Intel GPU drivers, follow the instructions at .

For Linux NPU Drivers: Follow the instructions at .

For Windows NPU Drivers: Download the driver from . Refer to the for detailed setup guidance.

OpenVINO APT Installation Guide
OpenVINO Archive Installation Guide
OpenVINO Windows Installation Guide
OpenVINO GPU Driver Guide
Intel NPU Driver for Linux
Intel NPU Driver for Windows
Windows NPU Driver Instructions