ESP-EYE is a development board for image recognition and speech signal processing, on which it integrates an on-board ESP32 chip, a 2 megapixel camera, and a digital microphone, 8MByte PSRAM and 4MByte flash. The board also supports image transmission via Wi-Fi and debugging through a Micro-USB port. What’s more, there is a complete AIoT solution for the product, including the ESP-EYE development board, ESP-WHO AI frameworks, and ESP-IDF software SDK, which enables users to explore the benefits of combining of AI technology and IoT applications. ESP-WHO is a face detection and recognition development framework designed for AIoT applications. Combining with the ESP-EYE development board, or other ESP32-based development board, then by adding only a few peripherals, such as camera and screens, you can easily build a complete AIoT application. ESP-EYE supports firmware burning with a Windows or Linux PC, also you can use a Raspberry Pi to develop projects based on this board. For instance, use ESP-WHO to realize face detection and recognition, after burning firmware for ESP-EYE with Windows or Raspberry Pi, you can use mobile device to connect the board’s WIFI to transmit image or detect face. Features: ESP32 Chip 2 Megapixel camera 4 Mbyte Flash 8 Mbyte PSRAM Support Image Transmission via WiFi Debugging and Power Supply via Micro USB Support Windows and Raspberry Pi ESP-IDF Software SDK ESP-WHO AI Framework Face Detection and Recognition Specifications: Power Supply: 5V Operating Current: 0.5A Total Current Output from I/O: 1200mA Operating Temperature: -40~125℃ Storage Temperature: -50~150℃ Dimension: 41.00x21.00x6.50mm/1.61x0.83x0.26” Packing List: ESP-EYE Development Board x1 Micro USB Cable x1 Resources: Product wiki
