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I'd like to use the Tensorflow Lite sample with a Wifi camera on iOS/Android. Is this currently supported ?

Note : The mobile device would act as a Wifi Hotspot where the camera would live stream through RTSP.

If not supported, could I open a feature request on GitHub ?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT : I'm totally wrong about this sample using the camera feed. It uses a simple image. Sorry about that.

  • Leaving aside the fact that I think this question might be off-topic for SO (since it's not about coding itself), TF-Lite is just an inference engine. You feed it images, it gives out the graph's results. The _source_ of those images is not TF-Lite's concern so, as long as you can grab images from a Wifi camera on iOS/Android, yes, you can use that image with TF-Lite – GPhilo Mar 29 '18 at 08:09
  • it is about coding. If you try the sample you'd see that the images are coming from the device camera. I changed the question's title. –  Mar 29 '18 at 08:51
  • That's a sample showing how to use TF-Lite, which they do. You should look up how to get images from the camera you want to use (and that's completely unrelated to TF-Lite) – GPhilo Mar 29 '18 at 08:57

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Tensorflow lite receives an image and produces a prediction for it. it is completely agnostic to the device that captures the image that you feed into it.

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  • The title of my question was unclear. My question is about the sample, not Tensorflow itself. –  Mar 29 '18 at 08:53