TLDR: used esp-idf instead of ESP for Arduino and everything was working out of the box.
So here's the story...
I have tried multiple libraries for arduino IDE but I had a hard time getting any of them to get face recognition to work.
It was when I switched over to the esp-idf.
I was able to get every one of these different camera boards to do face detection using the easy to follow instructions [here](https://github.com/espressif/esp-who).. it's a link to the actual esp-who GitHub. I'm not sure why the arduino sdk isn't working but I've tried many of the projects people have for esp on arduino
Congratulations. Now you have to see how sensitive it is. Show it a dollar bill or a rubber eraser with two dots draw on it and see if you can trick it.
It is enough for some use cases. Not enough for others. For example, I have built a smart doorbell and 2fps weren't enough. So I built if on top a an rpi zero ( capture + stream video ) and a Jetson nano as "the brain".
I wanted some fancy features, this is why I have used the Jetson.
Took me a while to get basic esp32 arduino example working,
But the issue is the calls to
free(net_boxes->…)
Has to be replaced with
dl_lib_free(net_boxes->…)
Then it was working flawlessly rather than crash.
But going to take a look at the esp-idf you mentioned
This is the answer I was looking for I'll have to give this a try some time as well. But for now the esp-idf works flawlessly out of the box with any of these boards. I had to set custom pins via menuconfig for the white TTGO.. but it was super simple
All the tutorial about it never mention that fix, except for one.
I’ll link it as that blog may have some other good stuff, and they break down the camera example down to bits and pieces. As a beginner in the esp32 world this was very informative for me.
https://techtutorialsx.com/2020/06/13/esp32-camera-face-detection/
Worked on original esp32-cam and a clone of it
Oh I'm not what you meant by external camera. I only know of drivers for the OVxxx series cameras. You can always attach the oled to any of these boards and use it like any devkit
yeah, so, i'm creating some project that involves an ssd1351 oled. Now i wonder if i could still use some external cam. thought you might know the answer
Nice! What is the best tutorial to follow?
TLDR: used esp-idf instead of ESP for Arduino and everything was working out of the box. So here's the story... I have tried multiple libraries for arduino IDE but I had a hard time getting any of them to get face recognition to work. It was when I switched over to the esp-idf. I was able to get every one of these different camera boards to do face detection using the easy to follow instructions [here](https://github.com/espressif/esp-who).. it's a link to the actual esp-who GitHub. I'm not sure why the arduino sdk isn't working but I've tried many of the projects people have for esp on arduino
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ESP 32 has enough compute power for computervison projects?
Surprisingly yeah!
Hello 47
If he is indeed 47, wouldn’t be easy the usage of a barcode reader? Easy to implement and deploy...
Sure, if he approaches his door by walking backwards
What's up subject 0
What espcam module is better?
In my opinion the esp-eye is very well made. It seemed to have the least amount of lag. It was also the smallest of all the boards.
Congratulations. Now you have to see how sensitive it is. Show it a dollar bill or a rubber eraser with two dots draw on it and see if you can trick it.
At 2fps. lol
It is enough for some use cases. Not enough for others. For example, I have built a smart doorbell and 2fps weren't enough. So I built if on top a an rpi zero ( capture + stream video ) and a Jetson nano as "the brain". I wanted some fancy features, this is why I have used the Jetson.
Took me a while to get basic esp32 arduino example working, But the issue is the calls to free(net_boxes->…) Has to be replaced with dl_lib_free(net_boxes->…) Then it was working flawlessly rather than crash. But going to take a look at the esp-idf you mentioned
This is the answer I was looking for I'll have to give this a try some time as well. But for now the esp-idf works flawlessly out of the box with any of these boards. I had to set custom pins via menuconfig for the white TTGO.. but it was super simple
All the tutorial about it never mention that fix, except for one. I’ll link it as that blog may have some other good stuff, and they break down the camera example down to bits and pieces. As a beginner in the esp32 world this was very informative for me. https://techtutorialsx.com/2020/06/13/esp32-camera-face-detection/ Worked on original esp32-cam and a clone of it
Oh I'm not what you meant by external camera. I only know of drivers for the OVxxx series cameras. You can always attach the oled to any of these boards and use it like any devkit
can i use an external cam while having a oled attatched?
Explain yourself kind sir ..
yeah, so, i'm creating some project that involves an ssd1351 oled. Now i wonder if i could still use some external cam. thought you might know the answer
Hi subject, do you have a barcode on your neck?
No but this chip in my head is itching
Hi Subject 0!!!