Battery-Powered Wireless Camera Streaming with Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and AMB82-MINI
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- In this video, I'll show you how to create a portable, battery-powered streaming system using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and the AMB82-MINI camera module. With this setup, you can stream live video and audio over WiFi Direct, allowing you to monitor your surroundings from anywhere, even off-the-grid locations like camping sites.
This project is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want a versatile, DIY surveillance solution that's compact, portable, and capable of streaming video and audio wirelessly. Whether you're camping, hiking, or just exploring the wilderness, this battery-powered streaming camera system will keep you connected and aware of your surroundings.
Stay tuned for a fun and informative guide on building your own battery-powered WiFi streaming camera for outdoor adventures! Subscribe for more DIY tech projects and outdoor gear hacks.
[AMB82-Mini Camera module]
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[Project Source Code]
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#WiFi #Battery #RTSP #RPI
Aweesome... ...... really awesome....
That is very cool.
Thanks for another informative video as always. I am working on a project that requires a touch screen display, fingerprint sensor, WiFi, and video streaming (occasionally). I have integrated all parts except for video using ESP32. But now I am not sure if the MCU will be able handle the task of streaming while other tasks are also running. Should I switch to Raspberry Pi or a similar MPU? What would you recommend?
The more complex the task, the better to go with SBC. It would be great if the MCU could handle everything, but I don't think it would be easy.
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Hi, how is the AMB82-MINI when it comes to night time RTSP streaming? I'm currently doing a surveilance camera project with an esp32-cam, but im fhaving problems like the camera is struggling at night time (i even removed the ir filter), it's got alot of noise, and etc.. Is this module good enough alone without IR LED? thanks
I would say that installing additional IR LEDs is effective. It does not have features like NIR.
@@ThatProject Thank you for the reply. Last question, if without the IR filter, is the amb82-mini still good in capturing video in the outside night? or would it rely on street/outdoor lights to have a capture in the night?
Please share your amb82-mini 3D print file and what was the size of magnet
Check this out. github.com/joehou45/Amb82-Mini/tree/main
@@ThatProject thank you bro
This AMB82-MINI is very cool, but I am wondering if for my project it will suficient. I need to transmit for more than 20 meters. Do I have to use wifi6 to acomplish it?
If there are no obstacles within 20 meters, it may be possible, but delays and quality may be poor due to weak signals. Using a WiFi Hub with many antennas may be an alternative.
@@ThatProject Yep, there is no obstacles, it is an open area, but other issue is that I want to operate dozens of cameras. Do I have to use wifi6 module for this AMB82 or perhaps wifi5 repetitors will do the job?
@@GusRJ70 Since AMB82-Mini does not support 802.11ax, A WiFi 6 router won't be that useful. You need to think about how to connect many cameras.
To connect in the same way as a regular IP camera, a program that can manage these may be needed.
Is this possible with esp32?
It is also possible with ESP32-CAM, but there is no audio data. czcams.com/video/Vql_2CnUYw4/video.htmlsi=0y6CUflyP8ae__it
@@ThatProject could you add a I2C mic to that project with ESP32 or was that impossible?
@@SA-oj3bo This is not possible as the ESP32 cannot capture audio and images at the same time.
@@ThatProject Oh really, is Esp32 to slow? not enough processing power? Even when use dma and 2 cores?
@@SA-oj3bo As a result of what I tried, an issue occurred when accessing the DMA of different channels at the same time on the ESP32. Have you tried it?
Can you say which is screen reference?
I purchased this display a long time ago and can no longer find a link to the same product. Please try Googling 1280x400 HDMI Long-strip display.
wifi is to power inefficient to work on batteries
Absolutely! but WiFi is the best for data streaming for now.