This repository contains an example application for an ESP32-based camera server. The program configures the ESP32 to capture images using a camera module, and streams them over WiFi to a web browser ...

The application was originally based on the Arduino CameraWebServer example but has since been extensively modified, including contributions made by @gemi254.. The ESP32 Cam module has 4MB of PSRAM ...

Let's make a homemade wireless ESP32-CAM WiFi Surveillance Camera using an ESP32-CAM module. This project is also available on Instructables. Hello, fellow makers! I welcome you to my first Elektor ...

Using the Arduino framework as an example, setting up involves adding ESP board libraries to the Arduino IDE, selecting the ESP32-CAM board, and flashing the program to the board. Here, the Camera Web ...

Projects like a Wi-Fi scanner, web server, weather station, and smart soil monitor are great for starters. An ESP32-powered surveillance camera with object recognition is a unique project worth ...

Live video streaming from an ESP32-CAM to a web server. Remote control of a motor and a servo via WebSocket commands. Automatic timeout to reset motor and servo to default states. Dynamic multi-client ...

The web server code is uploaded to the ESP32 using the Arduino IDE or other programming tools. The ESP32 is connected to a Wi-Fi network, allowing it to communicate with client devices over the ...

After installing the ESP32 board, got to tools> board> ESP32 Arduino and Select Ai thinker ESP32 Cam board. After that is done go to Files> Examples> ESP32> Camera Web Server and open the code. You ...

Open the Security Camera's code which you've downloaded (ESP32-CAM_MJPEG2SD) and fill in the necessary params such as selecting your camera model (uncomment "CAMERA_MODEL_AI_THINKER" if that's your ...