Hi: I'm glad you're using OpenNCC. The AI Face Blurring feature works even without night vision. This firmware needs to be provided by our FAE for your test, so far it has not been integrated into the standard SDK. I would send email to you. Regards, Jon

Hi Amy: That's a good question. The performance of the final reasoning depends on several factors, including: 1. DDR bandwidth load of the system 2. Camera resolution 3. Frame rate 4. Model complexity The Intel VPU MyriadX has two Neural Acceleration Engines,In general, other devices on the market based on VPU have only one accelerator opened. Here are openNCC's key performance metrics: We run some Intel OpenVINO models to test the performance for your reference: For the complexity and introduction of the above models, please refer to here.

Hi Amy: Openncc has good support for Raspberry PI. Using openncc can bring two great advantages to raspberry PI: 1. Make up for the deficiency of raspberry PI AI computing performance 2. Openncc has various resolutions and lens combinations to facilitate raspberry pi to expand the visual scene You can refer to this article first ,https://www.openncc.com/post/how-to-deploy-a-intel-openvino-zoo-model-on-openncc The only difference between raspberry PI and PC running openncc is that openncc prepares development libraries for different platforms. The Openncc SDK has prepared a Instruction manual for raspberry PI. 'Your openncc sdk installed path'/Platform/Raspberry/ReadMe.md Best Regards, Jon