Benny Green is a systems architect and IoT enthusiast with over fifteen years of experience in embedded systems and machine learning. He began his career designing low‑power sensor networks for agricultural monitoring, then moved into building commercial voice‑controlled automation systems for assisted‑living facilities. His work has been featured in *Make: Magazine*, *Hackaday*, and the official Raspberry Pi blog.
After leading the engineering team at a smart‑home startup that deployed over 50,000 edge‑AI devices, Benny became frustrated with vendor lock‑in and privacy‑eroding cloud dependencies. He founded the open‑source project **LocalIntelligence**, which provides reusable code for running AI models entirely on Raspberry Pi and similar boards. The project has garnered over 2,000 stars on GitHub and is used in makerspaces, universities, and small businesses worldwide.
Benny is also the author of *Practical Machine Learning with Raspberry Pi* and *Embedded AI: From Prototype to Production*. He lives in Portland, Oregon, where his own home runs on three Raspberry Pis—one managing the security system, one controlling the indoor climate, and one dedicated to experimental sound recognition for detecting running water leaks. When not tinkering, he teaches community workshops on ethical AI and mentors young developers through the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Code Club program.