Given modern mirrorless cameras can detect and track humans or mammals using DSPs and NNs without any discernible battery penalty at 30/60/120/240FPS (depending

Given modern mirrorless cameras can detect and track humans or mammals using DSPs and NNs without any discernible battery penalty at 30/60/120/240FPS (depending on camera class), I think they can do it with very small and efficient models with some frequency clamping and downsampling. Initial versions will be more power hungry, but it'll be negligible at the end, given that modern processors have accelerators for image and voice based AI applications.