A maker has developed a smart home security camera using a Raspberry Pi-controlled via motionEye operating system.
The security camera contains no hard edges with the camera body and ceiling mount blending in a singular structure to accommodate smart home devices to be sleeker in shape.
The camera is designed to fit together with two screws for mounting the camera module and a rotational bearing that allows for 360° rotation.
The camera is built using a Raspberry Pi Zero W along with a Raspberry Pi V2 camera module and requires a 125 mm Raspberry Pi Zero Camera ribbon cable. The motionEyeOS includes features such as image masking and the ability to email motion captures to a smartphone.
Other components include HDMI to mini HDMI cable, USB to micro USB adapter, Micro SD card and 2 A wall power supply.
Learn how to build one by going to the Thingiverse website.
