Inquirer Raspberry Pi Zero gets a 3D-printable wearable camera Inquirer There are even instructions to build the device using other models of Raspberry Pi if you haven't got your hands on a Zero yet.” A video shows the device being used by a dude on a skateboard. He has face hair, so The INQUIRER assumes that we are in the …
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3ders.org (blog) Build your own 3D printed wearable Raspberry Pi camera for under $100 3ders.org (blog) Adafruit has been building a fairly extensive Maker driven database of useful tutorials for years now and their offerings continue impressively to this day. One of their newest additions to this library is a compact and wearable camera based on the …
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Lifehacker Australia Make A Wearable Camera With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia Wearable cameras are still in their infancy and it's a little weird to just wear one when you're doing daily errands. But if you want to build your own for those more exciting moments of your life, Adafruit shows you how.
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Lifehacker Build a Wearable Camera with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker To make this, you'll need to track down a Pi Zero, the Pi camera, a few cables, a battery, and a 3D printed case. Once you make it, the camera snaps a photo every 15 seconds (you can change this, of course)
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