We’re capturing live footage from the Raspberry Pi camera and using a Flask to create the live stream to our client devices. Keep in mind performance may vary between models.įlask can be seen as a back-end web server/micro-framework for Python – making it easier to build web frameworks using Python. In this article, we’ll be using the Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) Mode. The interesting part is the form factor because of its small size, this ‘credit-size computer’ is useful for different real-world applications and popular in the DIY community. Being able to do what your computer can do – the boards seem to be getting more powerful over time. Like your MacBook or Desktop, it features USB peripherals and other ports such as an Audio Jack, Ethernet, and HDMI ports. This little piece of Marvel is a Raspberry Pi. To get a good understanding, it is always good to understand what hardware we’re using. We’re covering the assembly, installing the OS, and Setting up the Python stream. This means you can create your own mini camera stream for any application, think Plant monitor, Smart CCTV camera (with Face recognition), or even a portable camera.
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