- Student: Naman Gupta
- Github: Naman Gupta
- Organisation: Public Lab
- Proposal Link (https://publiclab.org/notes/namangupta/02-17-2018/gsoc-proposal)
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I am very interested in the ESP32-S2's camera port and the possibility of using it for a variety of MicroPython\CircuitPython projects. My hope is that the ESP32-S2 will the ability to do do things similiar to what is possible on the Raspberry Pi. Today there is no ESP32-S2 board available which exposes this port, and no camera modeles, but I wanted to understand the hardware capabilities to understand what might be possible and just as important, what is not.
This write up is based on solely on a morning's worth of research. If there are errors
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