Closed JuanCarlos-TiqueRangel closed 6 months ago
Hello @JuanCarlos-TiqueRangel, If you've followed the installation process and are using the correct Python version, the error you're encountering might indicate that your USB accelerator isn't properly connected, possibly due to a loose connection. I experienced a similar issue during my Raspberry Pi 5 demonstration, and I resolved it by simply adjusting the USB cable to ensure a secure connection. You might also consider trying a different USB port. Keep in mind that the port you choose can affect the speed. Specifically, USB 3.0 ports will provide faster speeds than others.
@DAVIDNYARKO123 Thank you for your time and help. I just figured this out by restarting my Raspberry pi and then everything is working well !!.
As was happened to you in the video I am facing same issue:
The thing is I couldn't fix it. Please do you know what is the way to solve it ? I changed the threshold and I use images with exactly 240x240 and 192x192 for the models 192 and 240 but nothing works. Thank you in advance.