Hi,

[alexRAML]

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[alexRAML]

Hello!

I am trying to work offline in localhost, is this possible?

Best regards,

Alex

[alexRAML]

No description provided.

[alexRAML]

Hello!

I am trying to work offline in localhost, is this possible?

Best regards,

Alex

[RuiSantosdotme]

What do you mean by working offline? No router with Internet access?
If that's the case, yes it's still possible for most projects. You need to setup your ESP32-CAM as an Access Point.

https://github.com/RuiSantosdotme/ESP32-CAM-eBook/blob/master/Code/Extra/CameraWebServer_Access_Point.zip

[alexRAML]

In the case of facial recognition, for example, which is defined in module 5, I wonder if there is any way to make it work from an Access Point.

There are several lines in which some URLs are called and I would like to download that content to load it from a repository on my PC, is this possible?

Thank you very much in advance because your work is helping me a lot.

Alex.

[RuiSantosdotme]

Unfortunately I don't think it would work reliably, but in theory is possible. You can:

1. download the source files from those URLs
2. save those contents in local files with the correct extension (.js for example)
3. upload those contents using data folder to the ESP32-CAM SPIFFS
4. change the ESP32-CAM web server to Access Point and embedded the files using the ESP32-CAM local URL

However, those files are so large that I don't think the ESP32-CAM would properly load them...

[alexRAML]

Thank you so much for the quick anwser.

I have tried to download the content of the URLs, however, there is one that does not seem to exist (https://ruisantosdotme.github.io/face-api.js/weights/).

On the other hand, I thought about leaving the files on a hard disc to which I could connect through FTDI, and this would increase the loading time, but it shouldn't be a problem when loading the files, isn't it?

Alex

[RuiSantosdotme]

That's because it's a path folder to get all these files:
https://github.com/RuiSantosdotme/face-api.js/tree/master/weights
You can find all those files on that URL

You could create a folder on the SPIFFS data called "weights" to store all those files, then change that line 213 https://github.com/RuiSantosdotme/ESP32-CAM-eBook/blob/master/Code/Module_5/Face_Detection_Video_Streaming/Face_Detection_Video_Streaming.ino

const modelPath = 'http://esp-ip-address/weights/';

[alexRAML]

Thank you so much!

I will try it.