Weekend Projects - "Raspberry Eye" Remote Servo Cam
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Install the Picam image on a Raspberry Pi, assemble a 3D-printed enclosure, and hack two servomotors to enable Pan & Tilt abilities for a compatible USB webcam. Connect with the "Raspberry Eye" from anywhere in the world and remotely maneuver the direction of the camera.
Install the Picam image on a Raspberry Pi, assemble a 3D-printed enclosure, and hack two servomotors to enable Pan & Tilt abilities for a compatible USB webcam. Connect with the "Raspberry Eye" from anywhere in the world and remotely maneuver the direction of the camera.
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