Raspberry Pi Camera Interface The Raspberry Pi CSI camera connectors come in two variants: the 15-pin and 22-pin connectors. The 15-pin connector is commonly found on standard Raspberry Pi models like the A&B series, as well as on Pi camera modules. On the other hand, the 22-pin connector is utilized by the Raspberry Pi Zero-W […]
This tutorial combines various online instructions required to connect the latest version of RaspbianOS to UVA’s Eduroam WiFi network. You will need to follow four sets of instructions: My own instructions, which may be outdated. Prof. Luther A. Tychonievich’s instructions for setting up Linux on Eduroam. A Reddit guide for setting up Linux on Eduroam. […]
Thermal cameras are similar to standard cameras in that they use light to record images. The most significant distinction is that thermal cameras detect and filter light such that only the infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum is recorded, not the visible region [read more about infrared cameras here and https://thermalcameras.guide]. Shortly after the discovery of the relationship […]
This example shows you how to capture and process images from Raspberry Pi™ Camera Board module using the MATLAB® Support Package for Raspberry Pi Hardware. Introduction The Raspberry Pi Camera Board is a custom designed add-on module for Raspberry Pi hardware. It attaches to Raspberry Pi hardware through a custom CSI interface. The sensor has […]
Introduction The Raspberry Pi Camera Board is a custom designed add-on module for Raspberry Pi hardware. It attaches to Raspberry Pi hardware through a custom CSI interface. The sensor has 5 megapixel native resolution in still capture mode. In video mode it supports capture resolutions up to 1080p at 30 frames per second. The camera […]
In part 8 of the “Building Raspberry Pi Controller” series, readers will learn how to attach a camera board to a Raspberry Pi and write Python code for photo imaging projects. Digital cameras have become common devices found on such electronic products as smartphones and tablets. With a push of a button, we’re able to capture […]
1. Introduction Big data analysis is increasingly becoming essential to many fields in science and engineering. The sheer size of data often leads to a slow runtime with computationally intensive algorithms, such as 3-D Fourier transform or 3-D prestack migration in geophysics (Yilmaz, 2001). Another difficulty occurs when the data set is bigger than the […]
1. INTRODUCTION In order to understand the benefits that the Raspberry Pi platform provides it is important to understand the challenges that students and educators currently face. Parallel computation is increasingly becoming a topic that is taught as part of Computer Science education because of changes in advancing technology. With this rapid change in technology, […]
1 Introduction All Computer Science and Computer Engineering disciples have encountered the “real time” catchphrase at least once in their career. Whether that experience equates to a simple buzz word or a fundamental understanding is beyond the scope of this article but none the less the concept has a claim to key concepts in the […]
A Raspberry Pi 4 as NAS server with two WD red 4TB out of an old 19″ power amplifier case. (Hard- and software.) Things used in this project Hardware components Raspberry Pi 4 Model B × 1 Story I had played around with the NAS feature of my router in the past, but quickly reached […]
