Let me start by stating that here in the UK, we call Waldo Wally . And as I’m writing this post at my desk at Pi Towers, Cambridge, I have taken the decision to refer to the red and white-clad fellow as Wally moving forward.
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There’s Waldo! Finding the elusive traveller using AI
Today is Easter Monday and as such, the drawbridge is up at Pi Towers. So while we spend time with family … too much chocolate …family and chocolate, here are some great Pi-themed videos from members of our community. Enjoy! Eggies live stream! Bluebird Birdhouse Raspberry Pi and NoIR camera installed in roof of Bluebird house with IR LEDs
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Hackaday Low-cost Video Streaming with a Webcam and Raspberry Pi Hackaday Raspberry Pi to the rescue – after loading a bunch of libraries and a four-hour build and install of FFmpeg, the webcam was streaming 1080p video of [Mike]'s sales office. He was worried that the Pi wouldn't have the power needed for the job, and that ..
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Low-cost Video Streaming with a Webcam and Raspberry Pi – Hackaday
Build a Raspberry Pi Remote Servo Cam You Can Control from Anywhere Lifehacker The Raspberry Pi controls the the webcam, which a user can pan, tilt, and rotate remotely. This makes is a pretty solid choice for a home surveillance system, and beyond the 3D printed case you'll have to make, it's a pretty simple project. Head over ..
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Build a Raspberry Pi Remote Servo Cam You Can Control from Anywhere – Lifehacker
Create A Home Alarm System With A Raspberry Pi And Webcam Lifehacker Australia To prove that point even further over on Medium, Alex Nikolaidis shows off how to make a cheap home alarm system with a Raspberry Pi . The system is exactly what you'd expect it to be. With a Raspberry Pi and a webcam you set up motion detection to
This is hands down the best bird feeder project we’ve seen yet. I got an email from the folks at Manifold, a creative design agency in San Francisco, this week.
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Feeder Tweeter
When Jeroen Danckers sent us a blog post with that title he was on to a winner. And let’s face it, who hasn’t dreamed of putting a computer in the toilet connected to a camera that reports back to a web page whether the toilet is occupied or not. I have.
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Guest post #2: Peeping Tom in the toilet with Raspberry Pi
Presented without comment, because it’s perfect as it is. Thanks to John (would you believe this is his first ever bit of Python?), and thank you Judd! Python script and CAD design are available at NYCCNC
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Judd would like a treat.