Nope. Just researching what is out there.
Are you using it with a camera feed or manually saved image files? I guess, we can use the camera.snapshot
service to save image files and use it.
Right now it’s iust a proof of principle with a saved image
How often is the API call made? The default scan_interval
is 30 seconds, so it should make 2 calls every minute?
Right now it just makes a single call in start up. This isn’t a component yet, just a proof of principle. Need to decide the vest way to implement, as you don’t want to make too many requests to the cloud API on the free tier
We should make the call when the file is updated. That will be the most logical approach.
Worth a read:
Hey Rob,
Have you got any experience with this?
https://github.com/intel-iot-devkit/reference-implementation/tree/master/face-access-control
It has mqtt and if possible to pipe some camera feeds into it. That would be awsome!!
Thinking of getting myself a NUC if anyone can get this working with Home Assistant.
No experience myself but looks interesting