You can use a standard USB webcam to take photos and videos on the Raspberry Pi instead of using the Raspberry Pi camera module. NOTE:The quality and configurability of the camera module far exceed that of a standard USB webcam. First, install the fswebcam package: sudo apt install fswebcam If you are not using the … Read more
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
Using Raspberry Pi as a data transmission and video transmission device, transmitting the flight control telemetry (Mavlink) data and camera video over a WIFI network to a remote ground station. This application is based on the Rpanion-server software. Rpanion-server is an open-source software that can be installed on any computer with a Linux (or Linux-based … Read more
Raspberry Pi has released the new generation camera module Camera Module 3, developed based on the Sony IMX708 sensor. The Camera Module 3 supports HDR and autofocus, with a recent focusing distance of 5 centimeters, and supports phase detection autofocus (PDAF) and contrast detection autofocus. In addition, the new module’s sensor resolution is 11.9MP (the … Read more
Every day a little progress Friends who love playing with Raspberry Pi can communicate more! Recently, I did a small test using Raspberry Pi + USB camera to achieve a network camera. Let’s operate step by step. If you have time, you can tinker with it. Tools needed: Raspberry Pi development board with USB Type-A … 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
Raspbian is the official recommended operating system for the Raspberry Pi, based on Linux and pre-installed with many useful tools. For more information about the Raspberry Pi, you can ask Baidu or visit the official website. Today, we will mainly look at the system installation. Besides the officially recommended one, the Raspberry Pi also supports … Read more
Recently, a friend recommended a modern Linux open-source management panel called 1Panel, which is open-source and stable. Laziness is the first productivity, and while the command line is very flexible, a graphical interface is truly a necessity for lazy people. In this issue, we will deploy 1Panel on the Raspberry Pi, making Linux operation and … Read more