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MicroPython for K210 RISC-V, let's play with edge AI easier
About this question, here is a unified reply. We need to see this place where one is the definition and load the configuration. https://github.com/sipeed/MaixPy/blob/master/components/micropython/port/builtin_py/board.py If you don't provide the configuration,...
Could it be possible to send a picture grabbed from the laptop webcam to the Maix Dock via the UART USB-C connection? If yes, what is the maximum bitrate achievable?...
I would like to interface with a RPI, so that RPI sends image data via SPI to Maix board, Maix board does face recognition and sends back result to RPI....
Hi, How to improve the video playback performance? Is it possible to play at least 25fps? Thanks!
The maixpy_k210_min builds but most in the "projects" core dump like this.. wolf@wolf-800-050se:~/MaxiBit/MaixPy/projects/maixpy_k210$ python3 project.py build -- SDK_PATH:/home/wolf/MaxiBit/MaixPy maixpy build now -- SDK_PATH:/home/wolf/MaxiBit/MaixPy -- PROJECT_PATH:/home/wolf/MaxiBit/MaixPy/projects/maixpy_k210 -- Find component: /home/wolf/MaxiBit/MaixPy/components/boards --...
while uart init before sensor init，uart can receive data ,but can send data
I've build a Haar Cascade and converted the cascade to a .cascade file using [cascade_convert.py](https://github.com/openmv/openmv/blob/master/ml/haarcascade/cascade_convert.py). When I try to load the cascade from sd or flash I get a core...
设置时间不生效
如图，设置系统时间后无法生效 
``` import _thread import time import sensor, lcd def func(name): while 1: print("hello {}".format(name)) time.sleep(1) sensor.reset() sensor.set_pixformat(sensor.RGB565) sensor.set_framesize(sensor.QVGA) sensor.run(1) sensor.skip_frames() _thread.start_new_thread(func,("1",)) lcd.init(freq=15000000) while(True): lcd.display(sensor.snapshot()) ``` 在sensor run后使用_thread.start_new_thread启动新线程无效
Looking through the examples it is unclear whether it is possible to access the ADCs via micropython. Does the MaxiPy have access to the read_timed function found on some boards...
