It means camera is on and streaming only if you’ve opened a page with stream preview. It saves to camera and reduces CPU usage a lot. Streaming from Raspberry Pi to YouTube only when someone is watching (because Hackster.io change how the sourcecode is displayed I recommend to check it here : https://remoteme.org/youtube-srteaming/ ) Introduction I’ve used platform RemoteMe […]
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Introduction : In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to send emails containing pictures using a Raspberry Introduction : In this tutorial , I’ll show you how to send emails containing pictures using a Raspberry Pi4 and a motion detector and the Python programming language. We will use a PIR motion detection sensor and whenever
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In this post, you are going to learn about how to build a Raspberry Pi Pan Tilt Object Tracker using OpenCV. To control the servos, I have used pigpio module instead of RPi.GPIO library (which is the most commonly used) because I find servos jittering while controlling them using RPi.GPIO. Servos work smoothly while using
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Look out, Raven Pi is watching you! With its swivelling head, piercing red eyes and loudly Poe-quoting speaker no motion is left un-noticed. This plastic raven is enjoying a new after-life as a practical yet creepy security camera, the Raven Pi. It has a Raspberry Pi in its belly and a Pi Camera embedded in
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In this post, you are going to learn about how to build a Raspberry Pi pan tilt face tracker using OpenCV. We will write the code to make it work for known as well as unknown faces. For known faces, we will have to train the recognizer first. To control the servos, I have used
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Inspiration Recently, I’ve been experimenting with training TensorFlow models on image datasets using Edge Impulse. So while thinking about Halloween, there’s a common problem that nearly everyone runs into. Why does it take so long to sort through and organize all of the candy? Because picking up each piece individually and chucking it into its
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In this post, you are going to learn how to build a Wireless Video Surveillance Robot using Raspberry Pi. In this post, you are going to learn how to build a Wireless Video Surveillance Robot using Raspberry Pi. You will be able to control it from your smartphone browser or PC browser. Not only you
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Shenzhen Wesion has unveiled a lite version of the VIM3, called Khadas VIM3L SBC. Designed for HTPC / media center use cases, the VIM3L SBC is based on Khadas VIM3 PCB but replaces the powerful Amlogic A311D processor by Amlogic S905D3 processor, which should function just as good for video playback, but enable much cheaper hardware. The Khadas VIM3L offers support for the same accessories as the VIM3,
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Do you need more proof that we’re living in the future? A group of MIT engineers have found a way for spinach, aka Popeye’s favorite short-term strength booster, to send potentially lifesaving emails regarding explosives in the area. As the team outlined in a paper published in 2016, the field of plant nanobionics uses nanotechnology to
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OmniVision Technologies has released a fully packaged, wafer-level camera module measuring just 0.65×0.65mm and 1.158mm tall. Built around the company’s Guinness World Record breaking image sensor, only 0.575mm by 0.575mm, the OVM6948 CameraCubeChip was developed as a disposable medical imager, preventing cross-contamination risks while providing deeper anatomical access without being too invasive. OmniVision Technologies, Inc., a
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