AMB82 AmebaPro2 vs ESP32 eye VS ESP32 cam, AIoT

AmebaPro2 is a new addition to the Ameba IoT family.

This video aims to demonstrate AmebaPro2's video streaming and AI performance over a series of tasks, including live camera streaming, real-time face detection and face recognition. These tasks were performed together with the ESP32 boards that are popular among makers for AI applications.

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[didieralexis]

This test has many errors:
THE ESP32 CAM does not use the ov2460 but the OV2640

the test should have been performed with the same
camera for all mcu or soc since each
camera is different in its characteristics

camera Specifications:

*** OV3660 = ESP32 EYE ****
2048 x 1536 = 15 fps
1080 p = 20fps
720p = 45 fps

*** OV2640 =ESP32 CAM ****
UXGA/SXGA = 15 FPS
UXGA = 1600 x 1200 =15 FPS
SXGA =1280 x 1024 =15 FPS
SVGA = 800 X 600 =30 FPS
CIF = 288 X 352 = 60 FPS


*** SC2336 = amebapro2 ***
1920 X 1080 =30 30fps


In the first test of the video: from 0:27 seconds
ESP32 eye 2048 x 1536
ESP32 CAM 1600 x 1200 p
AmebaPro2 1920 x 1080

This first test will make the mistake
that fps limitations is not by mcu
if not for the cameras that are used
Well, the 3 are different in their fps.
....
Of these tests the only certainty is that the worst camera is
the OV2640 but not the ESP32 or realtek8735B mcu

[kakamistrz]

The things is that there is no RTL8735B available to buy. How we can use it actually?