@Alex-Gardner Thank you for the fast answer

Thank you for the Answer

@Philemon-Benner We build this as part of our Yocto system image build. It is 32 bit. We have not tried to build this outside of the Yocto build.

I realize I made a mistake and meant 12S, but same problem

Hey @Philemon-Benner,

As of a few minutes ago, the latest voxl-tflite-server (v0.3.0) is now running with tensorflow v2.8.0 for apq8096. This means that you can now run any of the models that were included with qrb5165 on VOXL without dealing with these headaches. You can pull this from the dev apq8096 packages repo, or directly from here: http://voxl-packages.modalai.com/dists/apq8096/dev/binary-arm64/voxl-tflite-server_0.3.0_202207212215.ipk

Solution here

@Matt-Turi Ah ok that sounds interesting might be worth a try. Good to know that. Thanks for the fast answer as always.

For any of our projects, there should be a LICENSE file in the root directory that dictates the terms of use.

Most of our software has a license that limits to use with ModalAI hardware. There are a few exceptions, like libmodal_pipe, which have different licenses for compatibility purposes.

You can see the license for libmodal_pipe here: https://gitlab.com/voxl-public/voxl-sdk/core-libs/libmodal-pipe/-/blob/master/LICENSE

Thank you Alex!
According to your reply, Should I use the gpu for large tasks such as Neural Network or large image instead of the task that need to process each frames?

not dumb, always appreciated. fixed!

@Chad-Sweet I changed some parameters in voxl-camera-server.conf. I replaced "ae_mode" from lsp to modal. After changing it, I typed voxl-send-command` to calibrate color. That command didn't work and exposure and gain didn't changed. Do you have any advice? Or Is there a camera driver to tune color?

@tom you fixed it. 👏

@tom Nice! Thank you!

Hi @Jskim
The use case for Modem support on VOXL 2 Mini is through the USB Host port, J3, as shown here:
https://docs.modalai.com/voxl2-mini-connectors/
We provide up to 900mA of 5V output on VBUS, so be sure your power needs can work within that limit.
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I'm sorry I cannot answer the other question, so hopefully someone else from the team will respond and advise.
Thanks!

@wilkinsaf should be good now