[Kevin Hester] pointed us to a way to make a WiFi webcam for under $10. This uses one of the many cheap ESP32 dev boards available, along with the Internet of Things platform PlatformIO and a bit ...

The heart of the build is an ESP32-CAM board, which combines the capable wireless-enabled microcontroller with a small lightweight camera. It’s paired with a TinyML machine learning board ...

But if you’ve run out of camera modules, webcams, or IP cameras, you can incorporate an ESP32-CAM board into your Raspberry Pi-flavored Frigate security. If you’re running Frigate as a Docker ...