I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I was able to get the MapBox Vision SDK working on this tablet with Android 11. However after updating the tablet to Android 12 I get the following errors in the log when using the MapBox Vision SDK:
01-24 09:57:30.707 32678 8876 I MACE : mace.cc:539 Initializing MaceEngine
01-24 09:57:30.707 32678 8876 W MACE : mace.cc:58 The device does not support OpenCL
01-24 09:57:30.707 32678 8876 I MACE : mace.cc:543 CheckGPUAvalibility(net_def, device_.get()) failed with error: Out of resources
01-24 09:57:31.226 32678 8876 I MACE : mace.cc:957 Create MaceEngine from model graph proto and weights data
01-24 09:57:31.231 32678 8876 I MACE : mace.cc:500 Creating MaceEngine, MACE version: v0.11.0-rc0-241-gc0c4f29
01-24 09:57:31.238 32678 8876 E MACE : opencl_runtime.cc:800 Do not support OpenCL version: 3.0
01-24 09:57:31.238 32678 8876 I MACE : mace.cc:682 Destroying MaceEngine
From the error message it appears that the MapBox Vision SDK is using the XiamMi/mace Mobile AI Compute Engine library and is using an older version (v0.11.0-rc0-241-gc0c4f29) that does not support OpenCL 3.0. It looks like version 1.1.1 of mace (release January 13 2022) does add OpenCL 3.0 support:
https://github.com/XiaoMi/mace/releases/tag/v1.1.1
Another issue I ran into with the Android 12 update is that the MapBox libraries use a PendingIntent to launch telemetry but the version of the MapBox libraries used by vision do not have updates to support this android 12 change:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/12/behavior-changes-12#pending-intent-mutability
I was able to work around this by targeting a pre-android 12 SDK version, but it would be nice to have a vision library that worked with the latest android releases.
Here is the details on the tablet and android version I am using (from Settings):
Tablet: Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Model number: SM-P610
Software Information:
One UI version:
4.1
Android version:
12
Google Play system update:
January 1, 2022
Kernel Version:
4.14.113-23851207
#1 Wed Mar 9 18:04:34 KST 2022
Build number:
SP1A.210812.016.P610XXU2EVC5
SE for Android status:
Enforcing
SEPF_SM-P610_12_0001
Wed Mar 09 18:20:1 2022
Knox version:
Knox 3.8
Knox API level 35
Service provider software version:
SAOMC_SM-P610_OXM_XAC_12_0002
XAC/XAC/
Security software version:
ASKS v4.5 Release 20211027
ADP v3.0 Release 20190001
SMR Mar-2022 Release 1
Android security patch level:
March 1, 2022
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I was able to get the MapBox Vision SDK working on this tablet with Android 11. However after updating the tablet to Android 12 I get the following errors in the log when using the MapBox Vision SDK:
From the error message it appears that the MapBox Vision SDK is using the XiamMi/mace Mobile AI Compute Engine library and is using an older version (v0.11.0-rc0-241-gc0c4f29) that does not support OpenCL 3.0. It looks like version 1.1.1 of mace (release January 13 2022) does add OpenCL 3.0 support:
https://github.com/XiaoMi/mace/releases/tag/v1.1.1
Another issue I ran into with the Android 12 update is that the MapBox libraries use a PendingIntent to launch telemetry but the version of the MapBox libraries used by vision do not have updates to support this android 12 change:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/12/behavior-changes-12#pending-intent-mutability
I was able to work around this by targeting a pre-android 12 SDK version, but it would be nice to have a vision library that worked with the latest android releases.
Here is the details on the tablet and android version I am using (from Settings):
Tablet: Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Model number: SM-P610
Software Information:
One UI version:
4.1
Android version:
12
Google Play system update:
January 1, 2022
Kernel Version:
4.14.113-23851207
#1 Wed Mar 9 18:04:34 KST 2022
Build number:
SP1A.210812.016.P610XXU2EVC5
SE for Android status:
Enforcing
SEPF_SM-P610_12_0001
Wed Mar 09 18:20:1 2022
Knox version:
Knox 3.8
Knox API level 35
Service provider software version:
SAOMC_SM-P610_OXM_XAC_12_0002
XAC/XAC/
Security software version:
ASKS v4.5 Release 20211027
ADP v3.0 Release 20190001
SMR Mar-2022 Release 1
Android security patch level:
March 1, 2022