This project uses an ESP32-CAM and a custom Edge Impulse model to detect two LEGO figures: Obi-Wan Kenobi and Batman. The model was trained using Edge Impulse, with images captured using a phone and ...

This project utilizes an ESP32-CAM module to capture images, perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR) using Tesseract, and display the live stream with extracted text. The ESP32-CAM serves the ...

In the present research work, a system is developed that can detect objects in real-time using a combination of the ESP32 CAM module and Python programming. The goal was to show how affordable ...

This framework is based on recent innovations in object detection, depth sensing, and communication for real-time spatial awareness and response. To increase efficiency in gathering the environment ...

Take the ESP32-CAM, a board that started appearing on the market in early 2019. On paper, the thing is amazing: an ESP32 with support for a camera and an SD card, all for less than $10.

But that’s about how much [Bitluni] paid for an ESP32-CAM. He wanted to try making the little camera do time lapse, and it turns out that’s pretty easy to do.