The project is dedicated to plant lovers who want to create timelapse videos like the following. Of course you can use it to film anything you want. The author of the project, not having a suitable video camera, decided to use a Raspberry Pi. Several tests were carried out regarding the camera but in the…
Youtuber Ryder Calm Down loves dogs very much and has decided to build a system, based on artificial intelligence, that can identify the passage of a dog. Specifically, after identifying it, a megaphone will shout the phrase “I like your dog!”. The system is simply based on a Raspberry Pi and its camera. The Raspberry…
The doorbell system is mainly designed for elderly or vision-impaired persons and is pretty straight-forward in its workings. In short, the doorbell switch triggers the camera to obtain footage. Next, faces in the footage are detected and matched with a whitelist and blacklist. The occupant gets clear visual feedback by a clear traffic light…
https://youtu.be/H7k1YApU0pg This post is the first of several image processing tutorials that are to follow. We take a closer look at the pixels that make up an image, learn how to install OpenCV on the Raspberry Pi (with a Raspberry Pi Camera) and we also write test scripts to capture an image and also carry…
Etch-A-Snap is the result of mashing together a Pocket Etch-A-Sketch, a Raspberry Pi Zero, and onboard camera module, a couple servo motors and a number of other goodies to create what is ‘probably’ the world’s first Etch A Sketch camera. The Etch-A-Snap is programmed first to reduce the image to 240 by 144 pixels since…
Jupiter, the fifth planet from the sun, is far and away the largest in the Solar System. So much so, in fact, that the mass of the giant planet is actually two and a half times that of every other planet in the Solar System combined. No need to feel small, however, because NASA’s solar-powered…
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