There are many products on the market for home surveillance, which work well, but they lack the satisfaction of DIY. Furthermore, we are constantly dealing with code, so it’s good to get a little closer to hardware. Just to clarify, our home surveillance will monitor photos every minute, not real-time video, as the Raspberry Pi … Read more
1. System Overview Based on JunzhengT31 CPU, uses Linux 3.10 as the operating system for smart glasses; Implementing photo taking, video recording, storage, monitoring streaming, and live broadcasting; Camera options of 200 million or 500 million pixels Video recording up to 1080P (H264 , H265), recording files in MP4 format Supports dual-mode WIFI Supports 4G … Read more
With the rapid popularization of online education and remote work, smart screen products are gradually replacing traditional televisions, appearing in home and office settings to meet users’ needs for social interaction, learning, meetings, and more intelligent requirements. The progress of applications is not only reflected in “usage” but should also delve into the details of … Read more
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0x01. Camera SD Card Flashing Experience Recently, I researched the SD card flashing function of a camera I have, which only supports FAT32 formatted SD cards. Therefore, I needed to format the SD card to FAT32 first. Additionally, Microsoft limits FAT32 to a maximum capacity of 32GB, so I could only use an SD card … Read more
ArduCam has equipped the Raspberry Pi with a 16-megapixel autofocus camera. Priced at $25. It seems to be a team from Nanjing, China. Initially funded on Kickstarter, it received nearly ten times its target amount. This shows how much the public (the engineers) needs such a device. Related introduction: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/arducam/high-resolution-autofocus-camera-module-for-raspberry-pi
1. Camera Installation 1. Hardware Installation Electrostatic Handling The camera circuit board connects to the Raspberry Pi via a 15-pin ribbon cable. Lift the clips on both ends of the connector. The blue marking should face the network interface direction. 2. Software Installation Modify the Raspberry Pi configuration to enable the camera module. sudo raspi-config … Read more
Connecting the Ribbon Cable First, you need to use the Raspberry Pi camera FFC ribbon cable to connect the Raspberry Pi camera to the Raspberry Pi development board. The interface where the ribbon cable connects is called the CSI (Camera Serial Interface) interface. The CSI interface on the Raspberry Pi board is located next to … Read more
As we all know, the Raspberry Pi is a “small but complete” microcomputer. When connected to various sensors and peripherals and programmed using languages such as Python (especially when associated with internet AI libraries), it can achieve functions such as automatic watering control, room temperature monitoring, face recognition, time-lapse photography, and home theater systems. However, … Read more
MAKER：WalterK26/ Translation: Fun Without End Regarding camera cases, we have previously published articles such as “Using Raspberry Pi as an RTMP Live Streaming Server to Push to Douyu Live“, “180-degree Small Ball Tracking Camera“, and “Raspberry Pi Photography Cloud Platform Controlled by Local Network“. Today, we will introduce a camera that can do live streaming. … Read more