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Hi @BasilHarun You can increase swap size. [Here](https://www.jetsonhacks.com/2019/11/28/jetson-nano-even-more-swap/) you can read on how to do it. A lot of memory is allocated by pytorch/cuDNN, but never used in the main...

As long as you have some memory left, the program shouldn't crash. The error you're seeing is generated by nvarguscamerasrc. 1. Try `sudo systemctl restart nvargus-daemon.service`, that could help. 2....

Hi @ROK-KJ , Would you like a sample image file (e.g. in png format) from thermal camera? Not sure if I understood correctly :)

Hi @ROK-KJ , Sorry to take a while to respond. The current version which supports: * SSD with ResNet-10 backbone (see code [here](https://github.com/tomek-l/retinaface/tree/5f1f892d80a44a01f46b03ce767ce03417050ae5) ) * RetinaNet with Mobilenet backbone (see...

Hi @jjferreira ! 1) You're probably better off using CSI camera. Using a USB camera will need more CPU to copy data & decode the video stream from USB. 2)...

Hi there! ## Solution: In order to clone everything, including submodules do: ``` git clone --recursive https://github.com/tomek-l/ai-thermometer ``` ## Explanation: When you see something like this: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26127866/117851265-fef13500-b23a-11eb-9919-599edfa16b7a.png) It means the...

Hi @jjferreira , What webcam are you using? Did you have any success so far in getting the image in other applications?

Hi @nickjrz , Check out the most up-to-date version. The facial detection performance with mask on has vastly improved :slightly_smiling_face:

Hi @jjferreira ! 1. To rotate the RGB image by 180 degrees, you can set `flip_method=0` in [this line](https://github.com/tomek-l/JetCameras/blob/d8ff3729c9bd9d6eb06e9339aecbdc856878b2cf/__init__.py#L34) 2. To rotate the IR image by 180 degrees, you can...

Hi @nanogear ! Neat idea! I thought about it a little bit before, but never implemented it :slightly_smiling_face: The only way of controlling neopixels I knew about was by using...