Cheap DIY WiFi Cameras & Cloud Free Home Automation
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This time on Hak5, Glytch walks you through building your own cost effective and secure wireless cameras, as well as options for cloud-free home automation using Home Assistant. Interested in building some yourself? Check out his Github repo linked below for the 3d printable models, config files and more!
Glytch's ESPCam Github Repo: github.com/glytchtech/ESPCam
Glytch's TH-cam Channel: / glytch
Glytch's Twitter: / glytchtech
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Man the TH-cam algo is amazing, This is exactly the project I was researching. Thanks for posting.
Gotta give this a go!
Solder bridge, the OEM only uses the 0 ohm resistor so they can change the orientation via pick-n-place. Just drag the iron across the resistor, it will stick to the tip. Wipe off the resistor, apply more solder drag across the pads you want bridged. Done :)
Glad to see the video come to light. Loved your progress on twitter as you were building it. Great job Glytch!
Man, thank you for this. I have been collecting these esp32 cam modules from AI-Thinker for a while now, but havent found any good tutorials that involved what i wanted to do exactly, which is exactly what you have here. again, thank you!
My only problem is learning how to use Home Assistant really. I am kind of new to all of this, but i am extremely interested and probably a bit addicted to it... you should see my "workshop" lol. Again, I cant thank you enough for this. Sort of showed me the light on how to go about what it is that I am wanting to do.
Started watching the video and as soon as you mentioned ESP32CAM Module, you caught my interest because as it happens, I just got one of these with an extra little board and some F2F jumper wires from a pallet bin store for $5 last week! I'm going to try this and see what happens. Thanks for the video.
Ive been using ESPHome for a while. Bought a bunch of tuya sockets and flashed them with ESPHome using tuna-convert. Works great.
Looks like you’d still risk getting deauthed or jammed using WiFi for your cameras. For those of us that already have the cables in place for PoE Cameras I noticed that there are PoE driven ESP32 modules available. Would be cool to have a go running a camera using Ethernet, rather than having to deal with the antenna-resistor :)
Great timing Glytch, I recently found ‘Home Assistant’ as well - cool stuff! Nice compact WiFi cam (w/o the cloud!).
Scott which Home Assistant ? Pardon my ignorance but i only know Google, amazon and apple.
A well documented tutorial would be very apriciated :D
Always nice to see a Glytch video!
Cheers man, useful vid, looking forward to the next ones!
Instant buy. Have to build two of them just for fun. Thank you!
Nice little camera, also good to know that there others are not crazy about sending every little thing they do through the cloud and back.
he says not to use a cluod and use VPN goofy
I've been watching quite a few ESP-32CAM implementation videos. This is by far, if not the most helpful, the most well presented, of any of them. I just ordered a Reolink battery powered WIFI cam, that won't work on a private network - unless it's connected to the internet (which none of the descriptions mention), after not being able to implement my small collection of ESP-32CAM boards. Thanks so much for devising this project. I think that I'm going to try this out. I'm sending the Reolink back to Amazon (it keeps crashing anyway, needing to be constantly reset and reprogrammed in order to work).
Subscribed.
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work.
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This is the best thing I've seen this year!!
Though, it is just the 14th of January so that's not saying a lot.
@@mrkiky but I think it's going to stay there for a while!
@@ifell3 Yea I mean it's a pretty dope project
That's not very hard considering how much the year sucked.
i've been wanting to build a home security cctv via wifi, self monitored over home vpn. nice simple build my friend. good job.
As a 0 ohm resistor is effectively just a jumper you could alternatively use a piece of wire or just a blob of solder to bridge that gap.
Brilliant BTW, love this setup.
More glitch! What a great project
this dude is good, period!! Love watching him and he presents things very well!
I love the practicality of this design 👍
This is something we have been struggling with as well. Following this project series closely
I’ve been looking for something just like this! Thank you 🙏🏽!
Interesting and thought provoking.
GLiTcH videos are subscribable 👍😎
Heck, I even stayed for the Sponsors spot!
Awesome video thanks for putting the time in to make this!
I am your new subscriber and fan. Thank you for your time and effort in sharing your wisdom. Best Regards.
Hi glitch, youre awesome bro. Well done on a clever solution.
Glytch... rock on brah! epic vid. You got this.
Great project. Would love to get more detailed info, such as resolution and framerate in use. An option to persist the footage upon motion detection would be great as well. Maybe add an IR illuminator for night-time monitoring?
He's using the esp32 cam module which comes with the ov2640 cam so I think it can do upto max 1600×1200@15fps, or if you can lower your res. SVGA@30fps &
CIF@60fps.
Great video and efforts of this man
Awesome! Great detail. Thanks for sharing.
Yay, you're in my feed again! First time i've seen a Hak5 video in my feed in years, i've been subscribed and ding'ed the little bell too.
Hooray for cloud-free! o/~ we don't need no external service, we don't need no cloud control, keep our pictures in the family, Amazon! Leave my house alone! o/~
Nice one! :)
Correction, “we don’t need no stinkin’ .....”
🤣you mean amazons cloud?
@@cplcabs Home server
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great stuff thanks glytch!
GREAT VIDEO .. thanks for the info.. Oh, and I wish to share something with you, you said that little resistor kept sticking to your soldering iron, I watched a video of installing an antenna, the guy never used a soldering iron.. he used a heat gun it wasn't holding it on with much solder.. and nudged it with tweezers.. then he heated fluxed etc. and installed the other part and heated it with the heat gun too. kinda cool. considering he didn't use an iron .
Thank you.
Just found you channel.. subbed.
Again thanks again!
Cheers for Canada!
Awesome project. Thanks for sharing.
This is amazing, thanks a lot
Awesome project thank you for your hard work Love home assistant/hassio
Awesome work!
You are absolutely brilliant.
looking forward to HASIO vid and exploring this excellent project further!!
Awesome job.
You are awesome! This is super cool.
Thanks!!! Finally low cost; secure home cam I can trust. Currently I use a VPN. Leave it to Glytch. Thanks dude.
Nice tutorial dude ✌️
Thanks, I walk away with useful info, very good sir.
If you are interested in efficiency to charge the 18650 cell you have in there, you have a different option to charge it... the tp4056 you are using is a linear regulator, so it acts like a variable ressistance, and can only be connected to 5v input... there's another module, called tp5100 (and the tp5000, but this is good for LiFePO4 option), that can charge 1 or 2 cells, but uses step-down to charge... this gives better efficiency while charging, and allows you to charge it with a 18v psu... It has no USB port on it, but well... it's a good option, since it will no heat up as much as the tp4056
I have been wanting for someone to do a system that is self contained and free from outside hacking for "secure" camera security. Not that I have so much to protect I am just paranoid when it is known that something allegedly secure can be compromised by the hacking criminal mind, which just leads to a feeling of what is the point. Thanks for a simple low cost solution.
Great work!!!!!
This guy is really smart!
Thanks for the video. What’s the battery life like on these?
Very cool!
I love this guy. Is this setup vulnerable to getting booted off the network as well?
Thats great! How long does the battery last?
I need to buy this!
That's such a good idea.
You've earned a sub.
Bless you 😎
Noice! some nice information !
thanks for the video. Considering using this as a birdbox camera. Will the camera work while it's being charged?
I Think this is what im looking for. At least I can learn a bit from it thanks.
loooks pretty cool. I'll have to put together a price list and see how viable this is.
Where are the 3D print files? Thank you great video! Good job Glytch
I like this guy, he knows his shit
I am a 60 year old and I SLOWLY!!! getting into teck
I understand what you are saying??? BUT I do not follow what you are talking about!? if you understand what I mean?!
but this is the first video I have seen that SORT? OFF? made sense.
I have dyslexia so learning though books it HARD.
I have just subscribe to your channel
Great, I have wished for something like this for a long time. Now just make it water proof and add a motion detection sensor that alerts my phone.
I need something for security around my camp site for animals and humans.
I recently found your video and I had to buy everything to make it too!! But I couldn't find the battery charging module, does that one outputs 5v? The one I got outputs the same 4.2v and the ESP32CAM works but with some noise on the cam stream as it is supposed to be powered by 5v right?
pfff this is friggin brilliant XD thanks for this info - ive been looking for a way to setup my own diy dad surveillance because of his health condition - and also bc everyone want to charge me 25+ € a month for that..
It would be a good addition if the camera actually could see in the dark using infrared LEDs as light. Is this possible or do the ESP cmaeras have IR filters?
Hi Glytch, do you have separate video on how you setup the ESP32 cam?, thanks
Is there a way that you can add a solar cell to charge the battery? This could allow the device to be located outside and self charge and run in perpetuity. It would be a stand alone security camera. Maybe you could print a little bit larger housing and make it water-proof. What do you think?
Hey man, nice prototype! Please take a Look to the ZONEMINDER project, this allow to record your cam streams
Cheers
Next time if the 0 ohm sticks after de soldering it, just put a solder blob on the pad where you want 0 ohm to be and you are good.
Thx for the video
Do you have a parts list? These are perfect for reconnaissance.
Nice, do the cameras have night vision, I looking for a outside door camera system.
Hey, good show! Thank you!
Did I hear you say you can use coax cameras and convert it into digital? I still have 6 Defender coax cameras that I would like to use in Home Assistant. Do you have suggestions?
amazing
Please tell us about the 3M bonding tape!
I have been wanting to get a cloud free solution like this for some time. One that was more secure then what's out there and it's cool you have a solution. The only thing i don't like is having to get the parts and make it myself and that programing it isn't easier for the general person. I would love Something like this already made with a much easier solution for programing/seeing them up, with the good/better security then with what's currently on the market.
I'd buy something like that off the hak5 shop for a better price then what's on the market. That's what has kept me from getting any currently on market is the lack of cloud free and better security with them. I'd would love it being real product on the hak5 shop so I could buy it.
I bet if you tried you could build a camera yourself as demonstrated in the video. It's pretty much plug and play. The "programming" isn't really coding, but more of uploading a file.
Crazy how I just went to my local BB about a month ago while doing holiday shopping and asked if there was any decent wifi motion detecting cameras that did not require internet!
Someone could so easily create a startup of this info here I am wanting to believe!!!!!
good post. thnks
Someone who understands how dangerous clouds could be. Like and subscription
Cool. Can we jailbreak existing cams so we don't have to do the hardware part?
Yes! Open up the realm of iot devices because corps are slow to develop and primarily focus on getting that lifer sub.
I have had this setup running for over 2 months now lol
Hi friend thanks for sharing this video please where can I find this case
Hi! You say that there is a problem with deauth and wifi-cams...
But: in the case of the esp32 cam it is still present... or am I wrong?
Do you have any recommended solar wireless cameras that you could combine with a cloud storage?
Does it support saving the video file via the network in order to be able to go back in time?
nice programming solution, much easier
Well I think a main use if you're going into the internet is to use something like zoneminder.
This is great . What's also fun is getting access to the cheap Amazon cameras via the serial pins, getting root via ssh, the. Securing it yourself.
Cool!
I ran same as temporary cam system but used drone cams WiFi built in. Low latency. Better images
could you have this module do 2 or more things other than the camara feed. for example, like turn on a relay for front porch light and another for lock/unlook the door or you need independent modules for each task?
Cool project, not sure how useful it is though since there's no PIR or deep sleep. I'd guess the maximum battery life is significantly less than 1 day?
I wonder if a small solar charger like on calculator would power this or at least keep the battery lasting longer?
What would be the best/easiest/cheapest way to power this with a small solar panel? How small? I need to keep an eye on my chickens, a shed and the front gate (which I hope isn't too far from my cabin. I'm not experienced with electronics, but I can solder and/or ruin multi-meters.
Can you make a video about making a test automation pipeline on a camera in Python? Can be really helpful for everyone I guess.
3:29 LOL! It was like looking in a mirror :P
can you make it ONVIF so my NVR will work with it?
Genius!
Is it possible to add a DHT22 sensor to one of the GPIO pins? I attempted it but not sure if there are some pins reserved for the camera or if I don't have enough amperage to powerr the sensor