… Or how to eMail the PI to sprinkle your grass. Welcome to the 3rd and last part of this integrated project I started with the Raspberry Pi – Surveillance WebCam in the Cloud and continued with the Raspberry PI…
Ok, there are several months since “productively” using the Surveillance WebCam with Raspberry PI; There are some improvements / changes I did that I’d like to share with you. 1. One very important aspect is that I moved the PI…
Welcome to a new post on what to “play” with the raspberry PI. This time the point is to query the pi how the weather and humidity was during the past days. Why do I need this for ? Well,…
Last but not least, how does it looks like ? I’ll again start with the recognition links: The weatherproof webcam And below it’s the jasm.eu version of it: I used some black tape to cover the built in led of…
As mentioned in the Raspberry Pi – Surveillance WebCam in the Cloud post, the idea is to continously upload the snaphosts in the cloud in order to have them safe and accessible from outside the local network. As there is…
Ok, in the previous post we gave “eyes” to the Raspberry PI. Now what if we want to communicate with it while we’re NOT in the local network (remember that the firewall is in “paranoid” mode, allowing no connection initiated…
Here is my first project using the Raspberry Pi: Surveillance Camera connected to the cloud. First of all, a short: Why ? – Why Surveillance Camera: Well it’s fun to be in vacation and to check how the garden looks…
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