OpenIPC support or any IPC supported SBC

[Habib]

Dear Nordic Semiconductor Team,

We are very interested in your nRF7002DK development kit and are exploring its potential for use in an open-source IP camera project. Our goal is to leverage the OpenIPC framework for this project.

Our primary questions are:

 * Is the nRF7002DK currently supported by OpenIPC?

 * If direct OpenIPC support is not available, what would be the recommended approach or steps to integrate OpenIPC-based features onto the nRF7002DK? Specifically, we are interested in achieving the following functionalities:

   * 1080p video recording at 60 frames per second.

   * Still image capture.

   * Battery life of approximately 3.5 hours.

   * Saving recorded video and captured images to an SD card.

We understand that the nRF7002DK features an nRF5340 SoC as a host processor and is primarily designed as a Wi-Fi 6 companion IC. We would appreciate any insights or guidance you can provide on the feasibility of implementing these OpenIPC-related features on this platform.

Thank you for your time and assistance. We look forward to your response.

Sincerely,

Habib Hussain, NIW 

[Habib]

Is there any nordic sdk that can help us build the camera device with the forementioned required functionalities.

Regards

[runsiv]

Hi

I don't think the SDK is the issue here, rather that the 7002dk is not a good fit for this application. I imagine the nRF7002 can work if it is paired with a more powerful device than the nRF5340. This is supported if the more power MCU runs zephyr, or you can look into using a linux mpu paried with the nRF7002

Regards

Runar