Hi!
Meanwhile, I ran the same tests with a Grove Vision AI 2 module and a XIAO RP2040. Using the Arduino IDE, I installed the Seeed_Arduino_SSCMA and ArduinoJSON libraries according to the instructions and modified an example program to control the XIAO’s RGB LED based on the data returned by the model. The model recognizes faces, and I understand that it runs on the Vision module, while the RP2040 only receives the results and controls the LED.
In this video, you can see how it works (when the camera moves out of frame, it’s because it’s pointing at my face). The green LED means it recognizes me, and the red LED means it doesn’t. Both boards are powered by a battery.
So, the question is: how can I do something similar with the ESP32-S3 Sense? (even if it’s a regular LED and not an RGB one)
Thankfully,
Ernesto.