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MiniCPM-V powers open-source ESP32 calorie tracker with food photo recognition

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A maker built a calorie tracker that runs OpenBMB's MiniCPM-V-4.7-35B-A3B model locally on a phone to identify food from photos and estimate calories, OpenBMB reports on X. The phone syncs daily intake to an ESP32 display that shows a green, yellow, and red progress ring.

The project is open-sourced on GitHub at emwstudio/esp32-intake. OpenBMB says the calorie figures are model estimates intended for daily logging and reminders.

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    AIA maker built a calorie tracker that runs MiniCPM-V-4.7-35B-A3B locally on a phone to identify food from photos and estimate calories. The phone syncs daily intake to an ESP32 display with a green, yellow, and red progress ring, and the project is open-sourced on GitHub at emwstudio/esp32-intake. The calorie figures are model estimates, meant for daily logging and reminders.

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