RainBerry: Compact, Weatherproof Case for Raspberry Pi A+ and Pi Camera

RainBerry case is a compact, aesthetically designed, weatherproof case for Raspberry Pi and Pi camera. This project was born out of a need to monitor and protect the garden using a smart Pi camera with computer vision.RainBerry Compact Weatherproof Case for Raspberry Pi A and Pi Camera

Step 1: Features of RainBerry Case

For most Raspberry Pi and Pi camera users, it is impossible to find a case which has the following features in it.

  • Compact
  • Weatherproof
  • Houses both Pi and Pi Camera together
  • Looks neat and clean (no wire clutter)
  • Wireless
  • Mount freely at any angle
  • Affordable

RainBerry case has all these features.

Step 2: 3D Print from Pinshape.com

You can view RainBerry 3D model and 3D print it from Pinshape.com. If you do not have 3D printer, you can locate one on makexyz.com.

Step 3: Get the Necessary Parts

  • 1×Raspberry Pi A+
  • 1×Pi Camera
  • 4×4-40, 3/4″ Thread Phillips thread forming screws
  • 4×4-40, 3/16″ Phillips thread forming screws
  • 4×M2 Size, 5mm
  • 4x M1.6 Size, 4mm
  • 1×O-Ring, 13mm id
  • 1.5mm1×O-Ring, 1.5mm, 1ft
  • 1×Glass piece 17.9mm x 1.2mm from tinydeal.com (HLD-242646)
  • 1×Swivel mount from Video Secu
  • Shrink wrap (6855K14) for USB cable
  • 1x Power source for Raspberry Pi

Step 4: Assemble Pi and Pi Camera

  1. Assemble Pi on to the base with 3/16″ screws
  2. Put o-ring in top part of case, then glass, followed by seal and finally tight seal with M1.6 screws
  3. Assemble Pi-camera with M2 screws
  4. Tighten the two parts of case with 3/4″ screwsRainBerry Compact Weatherproof Case for Raspberry Pi A and Pi Camera schematich

Step 5: Mount RainBerry Outdoor

You can now mount the RainBerry with videosecu swivel mount outdoor at any angle.

You can record timelapse, stream video on your phone with vlc, face recognition and alert with RainBerry. Full details are in the blog.

Please vote for the Raspberry Pi competition !

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Ibrar Ayyub

I am an experienced technical writer holding a Master's degree in computer science from BZU Multan, Pakistan University. With a background spanning various industries, particularly in home automation and engineering, I have honed my skills in crafting clear and concise content. Proficient in leveraging infographics and diagrams, I strive to simplify complex concepts for readers. My strength lies in thorough research and presenting information in a structured and logical format.

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