Author: BBock

I spent roughly 5 hours this week working on this project. I connected a button to the Pi and configured it so that I can trigger all four cameras with…

I spent 5 hours this week working on my project. After some further deliberation on the points addressed last week, I decided to buy the Arducam splitter from Amazon. I…

I spent 9 hours this week working on my project. I ordered the last Pi Zero I (hopefully) will need for this project, as well as some more screws/nutes from…

I’m really excited about the progress I made this week. The cameras I’m using have two screws in the back that hold the lens in place. These screw protrude about…

This project has evolved considerably since I last posted, and since I wrote my first proposal. There will be 4 wide angle Pi cameras, each connected to a Pi Zero.…

The Pi Zero can be powered via its USB port, allowing you to power it and communicate with it over the same wire. One potentially useful application of this is…

bock_capstone_proposal capstone-proposal-budget   ABSTRACT The aim of this project is to build an omnidirectional camera capable of recording spherical footage. This Raspberry Pi based system will be used to take…

I came across an interesting project called Zero360, which looks very similar to what I'd like to create. While I hope my project will involve a wider viewing experience vertically,…

The Pi Zero is an awesome little Pi. It uses a smaller camera connector than the other Pis, so you need the Zero camera cable. Frustratingly, this costs more than…

I want to revisit the idea of stationary cameras for several reasons. I have several concerns with a rotating camera system. As previously mentioned, moving cameras in a public space…