It depends on what you call 'fully supported'. Basic super-low-level HCD support should end up in ESP-IDF whenever it syncs to Github. Full (libusb-ish) USBD support for all speeds and all endpoint types will end up there somewhere around July, likely. Native driver support for every individual cla...

As I have also checked with Espressif Sales team that USB host will supported from software stack after March. Note that 'supported' is a strong word to use here. After march, we'll have a lower-level driver as well as hopefully a somewhat functional USBD upper level. Don't go and expect a plethora...

chegewara wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 10, 2021 10:51 am

I didnt have chance to test it yet, but is looking interesting:
https://github.com/sdima1357/esp32_usb_soft_host

Thanks.. I will check it and let you know..

As I have also checked with Espressif Sales team that USB host will supported from software stack after March..

hi urbanze, I have gone through this forum,I want to store crash code into esp32 flash.i am using arduino ide..esp idf master.Can you help me to write core dump to flash?How are the steps and how to config in sdkconfig at windows level.Can you share piece of code for writing core dump to flash? Tha...

Whoops, fixed the notation, I meant 12MBit which would be 1.2MByte/sec-ish. I don't think there is much chance you can get 720P to run at any decent framerate, unless your USB camera happens to do great compression (to e.g. h.264/h.265) in-camera, and you don't need to decompress that in your ESP32...

Also note that the S2 and S3 are low/full-speed, not high-speed USB; this means you can get a datarate of 12MByte/second at absolute max. You may want to find out if that is enough for your requirements (FPS, resolution, encoding etc) before deciding to wait for this. Thanks. I will note for that a...

Currently only S2 has hardware support for USB and next will be S3, at least it is announced. I would like to convince you to stay with esp32, but if you need it now then stm32 or rpi pico, maybe other chips with support here: https://github.com/hathach/tinyusb Of course there are other usb host st...

At this moment S2 does not have USB host/OTG API yet. There is no official timeline yet. I cant answer if USB camera will be supported when API will be released. Thanks for your quick answer and it is really appreciated. Do you have any idea like apart from ESP32-S2, is there any other variant of E...

Hello Espressif Team, We have one product requirements in which we want to USB Endoscope Type low dimension camera for one of our product. So, I just want to know that ESP32-S2 chip/modules supports USB 1.1 Specifications based OTG support and fully provide supports for USB Endoscope Camera or any o...

WiFive wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 01, 2021 5:45 am

You should probably consider using an existing WiFi endoscope/boroscope platform instead.

Hello,

Thanks for your quick response.

So, I just want to know that can't we use USB based Endoscope Camera into ESP32-S2 as it supports Full Speed USB 1.1 Specification as OTG?