FireBeetle 2 ESP32-P4 AI Vision Board

This guide helps first-time users get started with the ESP32 development board, covering Arduino IDE setup, board configuration, and running a basic LED blink example.

This example demonstrates how the ESP32-P4 reports data to a network via the MQTT protocol. (Modify the configuration in lines 11–20 before use.)

This example demonstrates how to use the ESP32-P4 to classify objects in an image using YOLO11. The ESP32-P4 will mark object information in the image and save the annotated image as a new file.

This example demonstrates how to use the ESP32-P4 to detect pedestrians in an image. The ESP32-P4 will mark the detected pedestrians and save the annotated image as a new file.

This example demonstrates how to use the ESP32-P4 to detect human faces in an image. The ESP32-P4 will mark the detected faces and save the annotated image as a new file.

This example uses the ESP32-P4 to create a web server, allowing you to view real-time camera feed via a web browser.

This example demonstrates how to use the ESP32-P4 to detect cats in an image. The ESP32-P4 will mark the detected cats in the image and save it as a new file.

This example demonstrates how to take photos with the ESP32-P4 and save them to the device.

This example verifies if the ESP32-C6 wireless communication module of the development board is functional. The sample program demonstrates connecting to a WiFi hotspot via the ESP32-C6.

This example verifies if the TF card slot of the development board works. The sample program demonstrates how to read the file list from a TF card (insert a TF card first before use).

This example allows you to verify if the development board's MIC (microphone) is functional. The sample program demonstrates how to capture audio via the MIC and save it to the ESP32-P4.

This chapter describes how to update the firmware of the on-board ESP32-C6. You can follow this tutorial to update a custom firmware for the ESP32-C6.

This tutorial offers a detailed guide on using Flash Download Tools for firmware burning on ESP32 chips, covering tool download, module connection, controller selection, and bin file burning.

The ESP32 Arduino General Tutorial helps users master various ESP32 APIs from basic to advanced in the Arduino environment, enabling development and debugging of ESP32 applications.

This tutorial offers a comprehensive guide on installing MicroPython on ESP32, including firmware download, board compatibility, and practical coding examples, along with a detailed exploration of LVGL for interactive UI creation.

The tutorial guides you through using PlatformIO with ESP32, covering installation, project setup, and code upload, highlighting its efficiency over Arduino IDE.

This tutorial provides a detailed guide on using ESP-IDF for ESP32 development, covering installation methods, compiling and flashing projects, and utilizing components and libraries.