How To Use ESP32 Wifi Camera Module / Development Board
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2022
- I explain a full in-depth tutorial on what I wish I knew initially when working with this module.
I go over how to obtain your board info, how to download the needed packages in Arduino IDE for the board, and which example files to use and how to use them.
I also explain some helpful tips on ways to identify the IP address of the board once it's programmed.
URL to include in your "Additional Boards Manager URLS":
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I liked the video so I bought this same module after watching the video. Just what I needed!
Thanks for the great video. Looking forward to more.
Great video! I hope you will have millions of subscribers in the future.
That was good. Thanks, I subscribed.
Beauty and intelligence in a single package 🙄, rare combination, anyway love u from India sister. 🙏🤓
Upload more videos of this type, love ur efforts and be happy.. .🤓🤓
Nice tutorial.
Great presentation. Keep up the good work Rita - always nice to see more tech content, Especially girls doing it so more girls will be interested in tech. Cheers!
Nice tutorial.... You can also see the IP-address in the Serial-monitor, when the ESP32 device boots (It's shown in your video)... Normally the device will have the same address until the router is turn off....
This is far easier than what we had to do to make a security camera for a department store we did in the mid 70's. We would use a common donor mannequin, remove and carefully split the head open, mount an auto-iris 90° pinhole lense looking through the glass eye (450 dollars). We then coupled this lens with a cohesive fiber optic light guide ( another $450 ) at which point test for focus before resealing the head and mounting it to the main body cutting an additional opening in the neck for the fiber optic pipe. Cut open the back of the mannequin and fasten a Nuvicon ( a camera using a very sensitive imaging tube, about $650 )camera to the light pipe and then mounting the camera within the body and routing power and video out the lower body. The department stores paid over $3500 for each modified mannequin but it saved them thousands in goods that would have been stolen.
very nice!
Thank you Rita :)
Thanks for the walkthrough. Has the litterbug been caught? lol
Try Angry IP Scanner - the original IP scanner for Windows, Mac ,Linux.
Im very new to all this...What is the program you show that adjusts hue, picture effects etc
Very beautiful first....
You are using the esp32cam mb to powering the esp32cam. Is it not heating up? I tried to connect externally using jumper wires, but the voltage always drops and I get brown out detected issue.
can you make a neopixel wled tutorial with esp8266 with klipper firmware and moonraker configuration
Awesome video, new sub.
You ever catch the person littering?
As always 💖
I bought from taboa. But try AI thinker,json also can not 'recongnize the chipset
,ide micropyhon..how to verify ?
what if i want the unit powered by AC and backup with battery?
and can we add dark vision feature on the unit?
btw, its rare a female doing electro engineering 👍😁👍
just when I start to think I seen all kinds of people someone like rita shows up on my recommended lol
My chip is blank. Lol, it must be really cheap. I’m going to try to download both FTDI & ch340 drivers & hope one of them works.
Hello miss pls make video on esp cam viewer in lcd display
For w/e it's worth, I had the same problem with the camera ribbon being too short and came across a couple camera modules with longer ribbons on Amazon.
I just looked up the one I bought, it's a "Taidacent ESP32- CAM ESP32CAM ESP32 CAM WiFi IP Timer Webcam Camera Module 3MP OV3660 160 Degree YUV RGB 21mm 80mm FPC Cable DVP Interface"
There are a couple other ones out there though.
Can you also use it with only bluetooth ore wired-usb with pc?
Bluetooth is a weaker & shorter range of wireless frequency, and it cannot support the transmission of video. The only thing you can do with Bluetooth (regarding videos & cameras) is send a video file that's already created, like the airdrop feature in iPhones / Apple products.
Please when l uploaded the code I get :A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out waiting for packet header
What is the solution?
Do you know about image detection?
so awesome . and cute as a button you are ... :)
Geeee, thanks for talking in simple terms for the common folks. Are you serious? Loose the elitist attitude, you have a lot to learn sweet heart.
Hello
i really like esp32 programming and i like pretty girls who know about it
Rita, not sure if you tried AMB82-mini. I watched your video 3 months ago and tried ESP32 Wifi Camera module. But now I found this AMB82-mini could be a good alternative to try - want to know your suggestion.
th-cam.com/video/_Kzqh6JXndo/w-d-xo.html
I hate trash too
was hopping you would know how i can get it to send image over serial. anyway. i got some info on this cam.. can't find all of it now. but in Arduino IDE on CameraWebserv(first tab) look for "s->set_framesize(s, FRAMESIZE_QVGA)" the FRAMESIZE_QVGA is how you change default image size just replace the QVGA with another one. btw the Face Recognition will not work if the image is to big. also in tap number 2 look for "static int8_t detection_enabled = 0" change the 0 to 1 to make it run from start. if faceRecognition is not working then in tap 2. Under "void startCameraServer(){" look for mtmn_config. after the last one "mtmn_config.o_threshold.candidate_number = 1;" Add this " mtmn_config = mtmn_init_config(); ". that should do it.. thats all i remeber... also robotzero.one/esp32-cam-custom-html/
As far as I know, there is no way to send an image or video stream via serial. Only via WiFi. I've used a few of these over the years. Be aware that some will work better than others depending on your product source.
I have one programmed to take a picture every 30 seconds and send it to my home web server running Windows with IIS (Internet Information Services) enabled. The PHP program on the server receives the image file then reads the number of files in a storage directory, then adds 1 to the name of the picture and saves it. Then I use VirtualDub to stitch the images together to create a time-lapse video. VirtualDub requires the images be numbered from oldest (low number) to newest (high number) to create the video correctly. A good program and free.
You could also use the camera to monitor things and when the ambient light gets low, it has an on-board LED you can enable to help brighten things up for the shot.
Keep on playing and having fun!