DIY Online Security Camera! (takes pictures when an intruder enters) || Home Assistant Guide
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ESP32-CAM: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A6nOO9
Security Camera: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9RZXCz
200, 10k Resistor: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9fYthX
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Boost Converter: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9gDvAh
Useful sites which were shown in the video:
www.uctronics.com/download/ca...
github.com/easytarget/esp32-c...
esphome.io/components/esp32_c...
www.home-assistant.io/integra...
www.home-assistant.io/docs/co...
In this project I will show you how to combine an ESP32-CAM with an ordinary security camera housing in order to create an online security camera. That means I will show you how to use the ESP32-CAM board in order to take pictures and then I will show you how to integrate it into home assistant. There we can then create an automation in order to take pictures when an intruder triggers an alarm. At the end I will then show you how to put all of the components inside a security camera housing. Let's get started!
Thanks to Altium for sponsoring this video.
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I have these camera's at home, you need to unscrew the large ring at the base, then the sidewalls of the ball come out. no need to hammer it.
You have these camera's what?
@@thewolfin at
@@thewolfin The case is a standard OEM case what hundred of manufacturers are using.
“I had to use the always reliable method of commencing hammer time”. I love it. Keep up the great work and merry Christmas.
Hi sir. Do you mind share with us image in dark env with IR? Would like to see how much the IR help
me too!
Me too, @GreatScott!
Could you turn off the light and share the IR images within dark env?
If the IR image's quality is acceptable, I dont have to waste salary on picam v2
Merry Christmas to you sir, have a great weekend this coming week
I really enjoy these DIY projects that you produce for us, I haven't the knowledge yet to build any of them, but they will be in the back of my mind for future knowledge.
Guy, I am Electronics technician by profession, but i still learn new things from you
Yesss! Cool project! Glad to see more HomeAssistant videos!!
Fantastic work, dude! 😃
Using the LED board from the camera was brilliant!
Happy holidays! And stay safe and creative there! 🖖😊
Happy almost new year scott, love your videos!!!
Yes indeed ! I liked it very much and might give it a try to do the same in my workshop. Great video. As usual.
Happy holidays and keep on tinkering !
This is an interesting project, all these inexpensive devboards you can get today are game-changing. Several years ago I had a webcam hooked up to a Linux PC running the 'motion' program. It would take pictures automatically when it detects motion. Running that on a Raspberry Pi or similar might be better because it could take pictures autonomously, even if your Wi-Fi is down.
Thank you for the videos Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Really nice
Support from India for my favorite teacher
I love your videos, Keep making great things 👍
Really Love your Projects ❤️
You content quality is getting better
For people having issue with the "brownout" error, make sure you have a good cable.
After three different cables, I finally managed to get my ESP32-CAM to work. Turns out that they are super sensitive to power fluctuations.
I accidentally nudged my cable connector to my PC once, and the brownout was triggered.
Add a 470uF 6.3v Electrolytic Capacitor accross 5V and GND resolved the brown out issue.
Perfect timing was working on this🤩😍
Please keep trying on a DIY nrf24l01 walkie talkie
This is just what I've been looking for. I'm going to give this a try
Nice aspects. To deter, outside cameras are best visible on the house pointing away. Small hidden cameras with SD cards are best inside, and inside the fence pointing towards fleeing intruders. ESP32 cam are ideal for that purpose, inside a box which looks like a power outlet. Intruders are masked and hooded, so points of reference for height and step length are nice to have. Unfortunately, as long as nobody has been harmed, police in most countries are not interested, and when they catch somebody by accident, they have a history of hundreds of break-ins, sometimes thousands.
Woohoo!! New video just in time for Christmas!! Nice, informative 🙂👍
Happy holidays!
@@greatscottlab Happy Holidays to you too!!😀
liked the video
it is a good thing we are getting more and more into IOT with you
thanks indeed scott!!
I like the personal intro !! I have been playing with the ESP32-CAM, and find it useful for seeing what's going on at my house. The resolution isn't all that, but works well for what I'm doing. I want to connect the garage door opener to it, but have not obtained a 3.3 volt solenoid switch to simulate the button push to activate the motor. I think a transistor to one of the GPIO's will trigger the solenoid. Merry Christmas !!
Merry Christmas scott!!😊
I literally love each video of yours
Thanks :-)
@@greatscottlab i Just had e question about you diy laptop project I have 3rd blue wire also known as sens wire so How do I wire it with boost converter? Please reply bro😀😀
@@greatscottlab I meant about diy laptop power bank project
0:42 that is unless you start hearing footsteps and you realize your alarm hasn't been tripped
You make awesome videos! I'm keen on watching'em
As always awesome!! Love from India...
Wishing you a very happy Christmas and New year
Man you have been a big help. Thanks
Very nice project.
I didn't know that was your entrance door. Thanks!👍
If you want to be a bit more creative you can also use the tensor flow addon in home assistant to for example only take pictures if there is a person, works well with an esp cam
Excellent project
8:47 in Italy we say "with handsome end the help of engineer Hammer" everything works like a charm
*Vielen dank* für das interessante Video 👏👍.
Wünsche Dir schöne Festtage. Schön wären mehr deutschsprachige Videos.
Gruss, Roger
I just realised that the IRL2905 has no safe operating area for DC given in its datasheet. I've heard numerous times that it's important to use Mosfets which are specifically made for linear applications, if you want to use them as a DC Switch. Maybe that would be a great topic for a future Video?
Video is top notch, as usual.
Intruder: *thinks* So all I have to do is flip this switch and boom the power is out now I can rob this place.
install a small battery pack that is enabled when the power cuts out
In Germany, this switch is usually not for the power socket below, but for the lights. You could still pull the plug, though,
@@whocares281 Thank you for the correction
Only if he knew that there is that system setup 😃
@@Davidslabofficial Now we all know :) And the robber gives the biggest ThumbUo
GreatScott! ana ElectroBOOM are the BEST!!! ♥
Hi Scott, the video is nice is informative. I like the idea of having a inflated camera but could be a loot more useful if it could also record. My main issue is that you plugged the camera in that exposed outlet. If someone comes into the house and sees the wire they could just unplug it.
yeah ,but the intruder won't escape from being recorded until unplugging the power line .
I follow you from France 🇨🇵
The project i was looking for
Awesome project
I worked with dahua and hikvision kamerqs. Now i have reoling, easy good quallity.. great kameras..
Nice vid as always :)
that was a pretty damn good video! keep it up :)
Awesome project 👏👏
You can buy a camera board for that housing for around 30 dollars. It is an interesting project though.
(A link to said board might be helpful)
I am waiting for it . 🔥🔥
How much current does the camera draw when its taking a picture with the IR LEDs on?
I would recommend a 5V 1A power supply at least. Should take around 800mA at peak.
That's the point! I planned to make nest camera with pv-panel, based on the same board, but it simply a current-hungry item. I had to skip the complete project because of that.
@@greatscottlab Hey, GreatScott, i think the best way to make sure your system will not turn off in case of a power outage is to use a powerbank that can be plugged into power outlet instead of a normal power supply that will turn off in case of a power outage
Can you share pictures taken in the dark with the it on?
IR*
Cool video!
Hi there. Is it you? How nice to see you. Cheers, merry Christmas
Thank you very much.
Can't understand why you didn't simply use the security camera you bought.
well, because it was probably using their own-closed software and probably not compatible with hass
This approach doesn't require using (and trusting) someone else's cloud
@@pileofstuff neither would pulling the camera output
Great project
You should keep the other camera board, may be useful for future projects as it uses AV video signal.
Good. I liked it 👍
Please can you do a video in PIC microcontrollers. Big fan🙏
Awesome 👍
This is neat no doubt, and Im sure it helps practice skills.
That being said, a prebuilt solution like the TP-link Tapos series or Wyze cameras will cost you only a little bit more, take you less time, and get you many more features like full video, an easy to use app, out of home monitoring support and more.
Some of these cheap ip cams even have pan tilt, and many have no subscription fees.
Basically Im saying this is neat, but would probably lose a buy it vs make it battle.
Really Cool!!!
nice work , as always
Thank you! Cheers!
You are are not skillful man :)
@@ubtech2938 not full yet :), & there is not end or limit to the skills and knowledge that a person can build
@@ParsMaker
l'm just joking man
big respect for you
Nice video 👍 you may add RTSP Micro-RTSP.
Cool Project🥰
Very useful!
Yay new video.... 😍
Great video and very timely. Had a look at instructables but couldn't find the schematic. Do you by any chance have the gerber file as I'm planning to build a few of these cameras
Bro you're awesome
Big fan brother 🙂
6:13 brother has some interesting poses to take selfies on😂
🤣🤣
Introverts like me alone in a room be like :
I highly recommend the cameras from Yi home. Cheap, reliable and work right out of the box. I have several and cheap as chips.
Wyze also works great
I used MotionEye add on In ESP Home to do CCTV motion video recording via Home Assistant with ESP32-CAM.
Nice!
Hello there!
General Great Scott!
Being a patreon feels like VIP, cool project!
@@Okay1 Ok
@@Okay1 ok
is that a Kurzgesagt Bird?
@@eslamakram226 habe ich mich auch gefragt 😂
@@JS-qh9vk Gegrüßet seist du der Vogelarmee 😂😂😂
Best👍👍 one sir......
cool.. thank you for the brilliant idea.. pls make a video of face recognition door lock/unlock system
what if the robber use a picture of your face ?
then add a fingerprint sensor.. the robber can't copy your fingerprint😂.. face recognition + fingerprint 👍
Great Scott what pen do you use to write I want to buy some also great videos.
can that camera module you go from camera used with raspberry pi if so than also try raspberry pi motion detection cctv camera
Indonesian is here :), always watching you
Asik dah. Penggemar great scott juga ya?
Wah, hebat. Ternyata sekarang banyak genereasi muda Indonesia yang mulai jago elektronika :D
BRAVO !
Merry Cristmas, Scott
Well in 4 days
GreatScott!
you have some servos, some motors, vesc so I have an idea for another episode :)
You can try to do a direct drive RACING WHEEL!
it could be also great episode for diy or buy, but commercial DDwheel is expensive so maybe just diy :)
@GreatScott! Have you noticed with live streams with the HA app on the phone that is draws constant data when the app is closed? I blew through like 7GB of data in a few days.
Hi the camera consists of four parts. a camera ball, a ball holder, a mounting plate, and a ring that holds the ball holder. The ring is threaded and screws onto the mounting plate. You're welcome :D
@4:06 If you cannot find esp32 when searching boards manager, you need to add an additional board manager URL under files>preferences
Hello great Scott can you run an alternator out of esc controller because I saw video allot of them
Hey greatscott how current clamp works 🙏 please make a video on the topic
Awesome
This is totally unrelated to the video, but id love to see you do a video sometime about a chua's circuit and negative resistance :p might be interesting
Could you do video on biolite (it's thermo electric generator for camping) but it doesn't need ice to generate power, so ho does it work?
Great Scott please make video on ROS.. 🙏🙏
Hi scott. Can use only the same wifi. Or where I be in the world I will be notified?
Greatscott i know u a good engineer but did u think about the cage of faraday u build around it
perfect!
thankyou 😁
Think about doing a video on DIY robot arm using ROS
I believe that just fills that tmp folder (doesn't overwrite oldest files), so do i (is it possible?) need to do automation that clears that folder, let's say once in 2 weeks or similar? Correct me if i'm wrong :)
I would suggest using a power outlet with integrated usb chargers, so you dont lose that spot, and even maybe direct soldering onto that, so that the intruder isnt able to unplug it right away.
If I may ask, do you trust the permanent usage of a 5v phone charger? Just curious. Nice vids!