How to Make a Smart Security Camera with a Raspberry Pi Zero
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2017
- In this video, we use a Raspberry Pi Zero W and a Raspberry Pi camera to make a smart security camera! The camera uses object detection (with OpenCV) to send you an email whenever it sees an intruder. It also runs a webcam so you can view live video from the camera when you are away.
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Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless × 1
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Micro-USB to USB Cable × 1
1/4" MDF Board × 1
90 Degree Angle Bracket × 1
Outdoor Mounting Tape × 1
M4 X 20mm Long Machine Screws × 2
M4 Hex Nuts × 2
M2.5 Machine Screws × 4
#8 X 3/4" Long Machine Screws × 1
#8 Hex Nut × 1
#8 Wing Nut × 1
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Man Finally this project I have been trying to create for a minute...i need it LOL!
why am I just finding this youtube channel now!? I love you guys!
rather than dealing with MDF, I think I would mount it in an electrical box. The steel ones are modular, cheap and durable. Plus, you can mound an unwired outlet in it, which isn't the sort of thing most people would think twice about seeing.
Always test your electronic components to make sure they function properly before mounting them in a "permanent" way. Great video.
How do you know he didn’t ?
This project is great, thank you for sharing!
You could easily become a teacher! Thanks for the video!
This is a great project. One of my students built something similar, except she used the project to feed her cat by sending emails to the DIY cat feeder! :)
I love the use of multiple skills to get the job done.
Great tutorial and appreciate the time and effort it takes to record, edit and upload. It's already been done, but please consider an updated version using Raspberry Pi 3 B+. Wyze data mines it's customers, can't be used with iPhone 4S and has no customer service number, so your hack is a great alternative.
Cheers
Excellent ! In the event of image detected, have you given thought to consider switching a light bulb via I/O pins in conjunction with a optoisolator or something like that ?
I'm going to do it. Excited. Thank you guys.
That ruler used to draw the line was so precise & appropriate. By the way nice video
Excelent project guys!! I imagine the v2.0 where you install night vision to this security camera.
You have no idea now we'll timed this video is! I just got a pi zero camera kit (with suction cups for a window) and was researching the code when I found your video :)
accidentally stumble upon your channel .. you guys are doing amazing job :)
Inkscape is awesome for drawing up templates. Free, runs on Windows, Mac, Linux. I use it for laying out all my laser cutter designs. Probably would have saved some time on this project.
Awesome project. Will definitely give it a try.
Well done guys, as always.
Pretty cool. Useful for those who just want something that basically works out of the box.
This is 2 years old but its worth point out... This is the complete opposite of "works out of the box".... Literally you even have to MAKE the box...
@@Chris_t0 I scrolled through the internet in the office and suddenly I had to start laughing out loud. Best comment I read in a while!
@@Chris_t0 Well, I think... That was the joke :D
The wood needs sealing and priming otherwise it will swell up and come loose etc , in case anybody is thinking of building this.
Thanks gor share entire project.. I will tty to make this. For home security. Thanks again! Love. 😍😘
Awesome Prj!!!
I wonder if you could have a Bluetooth connection or something and have multiple cameras 🤔 awesome video! Airsoft turret!!! That's sweet I wanted to build one of those In seventh grade. That was in 2010, makes me think I should try building one now!
Nice work, thx for the tutorial
Hey @HackerHouse, awesome project as always. I have a question, does this work with the NoIR camera board as well?? Would love to make this for the baby room... Cheers
Very user friendly vid..well done
I am using elements of this tutorial for my own robot. I am using a Raspberry Pi Model B, a Raspberry Pi camera for face recognition, and some small servos to move parts of the robot.
thanks for the tutorial!
Nice work with the jigsaw dude. I am surprised you don't have one with a shop-vac attachment.
It works, it's better if you read the instructions of the GitHub page, cause have many differences for python 3 or 2 , in my case I needed to changed the route because was different, in my case was: Smart-Security-Camera-Master/.
Also I needed to download the VIM, just sudo apt-get install vim, and that's it
amazing...i should definitely try this dude
Thanks a ton, guys! This is one project I've been working on recently. Next steps could be to detect the face on the camera and match with the voice and commands of the visitor to unlock the door if authorized. If you guys plan on doing something like this, it will be of great help.
Hello bro
I am planning to do the Same. Can You Please contact me
This is cool. Is it possible to setup a record function that saves the footage somewhere secure?
And make a remote you use to switch on the camera when youre going out?
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Thank you so much for the tutorial...
How to fix "error sending email?"
The error that I am getting is "Error sending email: "
Hello sir this is awsome video💜
3d printing camera housing would be a great idea.
nice one i loved it
Brilliant video
Good work done
This is awesome, would like to see PC and Android tablet version of AI setup
Thanks Davis!
Tool suggestion: For drilling the recess for the lens, a Forstner bit would be useful. They're capable of drilling flat-bottomed holes.
Great video
First off, great video. Can this work with a 3B+? Do you have an .stl for the case and not one out of mdf?
Your genius bro
Awesome! Video
Smart guys !
muito bom , parabéns!
Hi there, Excellent video. One question is this setup is capable with Raspi 4 B?
YOU ARE AWESOME!!!
HI thanks for this great tutorial. But, may I know can I add alarm function when it detect the person?
Nice video. Will it work with RPi-B+ and night vision camera during daytime and night?
Good video guy's
Nice job
The best thing for a camera at the front door off Angel is, put a small led ligh. That lights the entrance, then the person looks at the light by curiosity and BAM a nice picture of the front view of there face lol. Talking from experience here too 😉
For night vision, get the NOir camera and some ir LEDs
That's a great "precision" ruler
What sort of frame rates are you getting? I was thinking the Pi Zero W would be tool slow for this application. The form factor and price are nice, though.
Or you could just buy a piece of PVC pipe, two end caps mount it in that and have a waterproof security camera.
Travis lol, true, but to each their own. But i like your style better.
Personally I'd just get a plastic project box and drill a hole for the wires / camera. It would be flat and alot more water proof than MDF. This could be done alot easier.
that would look sleek. will definitely look better.
Or by a hollow plastic skull or gargoyle or statue of a poster of Big Brother with a plastic electrical gang box behind the eyes.
Wouldn't there be the potential for excess humidity to condense on the inside of the pipe thereby endangering the electronics? The MDF is more porous and wouldn't do this as much. Of course, if left outside, the MDF will fall apart eventually because it's garbage.
Hi great vid how about a vid on the esp32 from start to finish thank you Ha
If i made that here in Brazil im pretty sure that they will steal my camera...
adriano sousa lol you gotta bolt that stuff down!
Make the housing blend into the surroundings. It doesn't have to be a black box..
If I put this up here in the USA, thieves will avoid wasting time at my house and probably drop a couple bucks in my lawn so I can go buy a better camera system.
But what if they steal what it's bolted down to?
If there's one thing I' know about Brazil from watching videos on the internet, it's that there's no shortage of off-duty police officers to save the day.
Great Video can you make a video with face recognition.
This is a great video but please post a tutorial for a normal usb webcam I would love to be able to implement this at home
you should sell this thing, awesome!!
Any suggestions on how to save short video files or images to a usb or sd card once motion has been detected?
Also suggestion on using a usb camera instead of a raspberry pi camera?
Thanks! Now I could no when my parents come into my room😂
Would have used MotionEyeOS. :) I'm pretty sure it's compatible with the Raspberry Pi Zero! :)
pretty dam cool
What other kinds of Raspberries are supported / useable? How low can you go? Can you use a Raspberry 1 Mod. B as well? I have a Camera Rev 1.3. Will this be accurate enough?
It is very good
Awesome
Nice tutorial...i have a plan to make security camera using raspberry pi like this. Can we take picture/snapshoot while the camera detecting motion so we can upload itu via http to server or send it along with the email attachment?
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@5:40 Wait. Lucky supermarket store still exist? This was my childhood go to market. Still the same font used.
*Precision Ruler*
A jigsaw is not the best thing to use to cut straight lines. You can get straighter lines with a plain handsaw. Before painting the MDF you can seal the surface with white or wood glue (or actual wood sealer) to seal it against excessive paint absorption, reducing the number of coats required for full coverage.
Will this integrate with Camera apps on phones such as IPWebcam? I've set up my Pi2's as cameras using WebEyeOS but I wasn't too happy with the performance.
Great for areas that never experience weather.
Just use a waterproof case
Awesome bro
Im coming from the wood building/car diy side of the youtubes but am I missing something? How or where does it get power from? And how is it connected to the home network? Does the raspi have a battery? Or WiFi? Can you get different camera sensors for different resolutions? Or some night vision sensors?
Can you make a video by modifying the camera so you can record videos at night and start recording only when it detects motion? Thanks a lot dude
Can multiple cameras be used on the same network? Any tutorials or resources available for that?
Is the code you provided only suitable for pi camera? Can I use other webcam instead?
You are great
Loved the tutorial. Can anybody please tell me how can I add a SMS functionality to send a message when it detects a object.
Thank You
aniruddha mulay short fix is to configure the destination email address to be forwarded to your cellular provider it’ll look something like xxxxxxxxxx@tmobile.com that’s not the exact formatting but you get the idea
how about visual studio app and not in the browser?? do you have any tutorial on how can i get the video coming from raspberry pi to windows app build in vs c#?
Hey guys i would like to say one thing that is instead of human detection you can add facial detection using tensorflow or the same open cv and you can make a smart door lock.
May I suggest a parts list with prices. Source if available.
Good day, Is it possible to merge or connect this project to another project which is Smartphone Connected Home Door Lock as one project? Does the raspberry pi 3 can run them simultaneously? Thank you
Which OS should I install for my Raspberry Pi 3? Before I get into configuring the Camera when the code starts in the video. Thanks!
great!
Hi,can i reforward this video for another site without commercial purpose?
Cool project, if someone doesn't want to build it out of MDX they can just pickup a project box for a few bucks and start drilling!
that was really fking cool thanks for the code yo
np
Good video, but you should anchor the pi to the bottom of the enclosure to keep it from moving around.
Hi, i have a question. i gonna make this proyect but i need to know if I can use a raspberry pi 3?
Hey for booting should we need Ethernet or Wi-Fi will work please reply
Awesome tutorial, how if i using lower version rasberry pi camera, like rasberry pi camera modul rev 1.3 5MP?
yeah same question!
At 10:45, you go through allowing the insecure login. You should instead just generate an App Password support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en and use that in place of your real password to begin with. You never want your Google password stored in plaintext anywhere.
+AndrewAlex92 good idea. I can update the docs tonight
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