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Esp32-Stick-Cam(Esp32-S3+Active/PassivePoE+Camera)

And upgraded version of the Esp32-Stick with Camera/Ethernet/Poe support based around the Esp32-S3 chip

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Some time ago, I developed the Esp32-Stick line of development boards with Ethernet, Active PoE, and Passive PoE support. The boards were quite good, but they lacked pins and used the classic vanilla Esp32. I also thought that connecting a camera to a board with PoE could be very interesting. Theoretically, a simple IP camera with Passive/Active PoE support could be built. However, both the Ethernet and the camera require a lot of pins, making it impossible to connect both. So, I decided to use Esp32-S3 (which has more pins) together with the W5500 Ethernet module to solve this problem. The board's use-cases include building IP cameras and PoE+AI camera products (check out the links). Since the boards work with Edge Impulse, you can run some simple image recognition tasks such as raccoon/facemask/birds/people detection.

The board schematics is available from the files tab here on Hackaday.

Here is the PoE-powered video streaming in action:

And a simple male/female recognition results. (Esp32-Stick-PoE-A-Cam had camera pointed to the PC). The board actually does it itself and prints the result to the Serial Monitor, no external PC required!

Schematic_esp32-S3-POE-P-CAM_V.5.0.0_2024-03-12.pdf

Esp32-Stick-PoE-P-Cam V5.0.0 schematics

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Schematic_esp32-S3-POE-P-CAM_2023-10-23.pdf

Esp32-Stick-PoE-P-Cam V4.0.0 schematics

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Schematic_esp32-S3-ETH-CAM_2023-10-23.pdf

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  • Big batch arrived, Easter sale

    allexoK • 03/16/2024 at 15:04 • 0 comments

    The bigger batch has finally arrived and is now available for purchase on Tindie. Additionally, to make the boards more accessible, I've decided to launch an Easter sale!

  • Bigger batch manufacturing and ESPHome support

    allexoK • 01/13/2024 at 16:32 • 0 comments

    Hello everyone, long time no see.

    The year 2024 has recently begun and it's time to push the project a little further! I received many positive feedback about the boards and people seem to be satisfied, so I will be making bigger batch in February(100 pcs of PoE-A and PoE-P boards).

    One customer pointed out to me that the PSRAM may be unavailable when using the Ethernet, because they share the same pins. In the newer version this bug will be fixed.

    I also got the YAML(Thanks to my friend Vít Petrák) for ESPHome, you can check it out here. The YAML demonstrates the Ethernet and Camera usage and can help you to connect the board to Home Assistant.

    Stay tuned!

    Alex

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Dan Maloney wrote 10/26/2023 at 16:53 • point

Ton of features for one small board. Feels like you could get a lot of work done with something like this. Nice work!

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allexoK wrote 10/26/2023 at 17:50 • point

Thanks a lot!

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