Thanks, I created on Github https://github.com/openmv/openmv/issues/319

Hello, I can't seem to find if there is a way through python to get the firmware version that the OpenMV camera is running?
The information that I'm looking for is the version, as in "2.7.0" etc.

Hello Kwagyeman, is it possible to have shadow removal for the next release? If not, do you have an estimate on when it'll be implemented?

I assume that the frozen bytecode simply translates python source to a lower level language? If that will make the python source not visible, then that'll work as well. The goal is simply to hide the source code from customers.

Hi, just wanted to add info from my experience with the WiFi shield. I ordered one and have seen and verified (with meter) that some pins of the ATWINC1500 module are shorted. It is caused by the ATWINC1500 module not being perfectly aligned to the wifi shield pads. So some of the ATWINC1500 module ...

Thanks, I have verified UART1 working with v2.6.0

Alright, that sounds good.

I guess if it's possible to add that support for the future, that would be great. For the camera to be able to run a .hex file or something similar, instead of needing the .py source.

Camera: OpenMV M7 Firmware: v2.5.0 It says that in 2.4 (2017-05-30) Enable UART1 on OpenMV3/M7 I was able to verify UART3 like original poster, however, I still am unable to verify UART1 is functional. Below is the code I used to verify UART3/ and tried on UART1 # UART Control # # This example shows...

Hello, I wanted to ask if there was a way of hiding or encrypting the python source code we place on the SD card (and the OpenMV camera can still read it)? We require the use of the microsd and the .py file is located on the microsd card. Our plan is to be able to update our source code by swapping ...

I have a project using the OpenMV camera to detection movement/motion happening in an area. A camera is mounted about 4 feet from the ground, pointing diagonally downwards onto the floor. This will be used to detect people, bags, etc to open a door. I am using the snapshot on movement example motion...

I had an additional question about the shadow removal. I get shadows that trigger the blob, so I wanted to ask what is the basic idea of filtering out the shadows?

I am implementing motion detection for a configurable roi. I noticed that they are of the format (x,y,w,h). 1. Is it possible to have an roi that is not specifically rectangular? Maybe a trapezoid? A triangle? etc. 2. I get an error when I run the snapshot_on_movement example, does the "temp" drive ...