Got face recognition and save_faces working RPI5 , let me know if anyone interested
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Hi. Yes I am interested. Please share your work.
Hi! I would be interested as well.
Yes! absolutely. Please share details.
Checked in the code here GitHub - sanjoyg/rpi_hailo8l_face_recognition: Face Recognition using RPI5 Hailo8L AI Accelerator KIT
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@sanjoyg your tutorial and repo are great help, especially as refernces and working examples are hard to find, thanks for that.
A few notes worth updating:
- at least for me, all apt-get and dpkg commands required sudo, even when you didn’t write them as such.
$ pip3 install hailort-4.18.0-cp311-cp311-linux_aarch64.whlrequired activating the venv first, otherwise it refused.- downloading TAPPAS is currently available for x86 only, I assume it changed since you took the screenshot, which shows the option for arm64 as well. That is the current state:
I am following here in case you’ll have any updates. plus starring your repo 
Could you or someone here please update this as how we should get all these files in your shell script? I think today there has been updates to the steps perhaps?
Hi, what is the best method to do Face Detection & Recognition on the Pi5 today?
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GitHub - sanjoyg/rpi_hailo8l_face_recognition: Face Recognition using RPI5 Hailo8L AI Accelerator KIT - updated 5 month ago
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and the one at the tappas repo - tappas/apps/h8/gstreamer/general/face_recognition/README.rst at master · hailo-ai/tappas · GitHub updated 2 week ago but that is under general/face_recognition section and not under h8/gstreamer/raspberrypi …
some best practice for the pi will be appreciated, thanks;
Hi @mikedaniel19899
Please check our latest guide on face recognition on Hailo devices using DeGirum PySDK: A Comprehensive Guide to Building a Face Recognition System