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+Figure 13: AI-on-the-edge setup webpage
 However, we encountered an issue with the ESP32's built-in LED, as its flashing caused unwanted reflections on the glass of the water meter, making the AI-based readout challenging. To address this, we decided to cover the LED with a piece of tape, which provided better control over reflections and improved the accuracy of the readings.
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+Figure 14: Selecting some reference points
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+Figure 15: Selecting Region Of Interest (ROI)
 To adjust the positions of the ROIs within the reading, we used the options "Move Next" or "Move Previous." Finally, we saved all our changes with "Save all to Config.ini."Since our water meter lacked analog information, we unchecked the next step.
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+Figure 16: Oracle VirtualBox setup to run Home Assistant in a Linux based environment