DIY WiFi Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Camera

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Build Your Own WiFi-Powered Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Camera from Scratch Create a fully functional camera using a Raspberry Pi and a touchscreen display that streams live video to your WiFi network. Start by setting up your Raspberry Pi with the necessary software, including Raspbian and OpenCV. Next, connect your touchscreen display to the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins. Use a USB hub if needed to ensure all peripherals are connected properly. Install the necessary libraries and frameworks to enable camera functionality. This includes the OpenCV library for image processing and the Picamera module for capturing images and video. With the software in place, write code to capture live video from the camera and stream it over WiFi using a server-client architecture. Utilize the touchscreen display as an interface for users to control the camera's settings and view live footage. To enhance user experience, implement features such as live preview, zooming, and panning capabilities on the touchscreen display. Additionally, consider adding audio capture functionality for more versatility in applications like surveillance or video conferencing. Test your DIY WiFi Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Camera thoroughly to ensure seamless performance and robust connectivity. With this project, you'll gain hands-on experience with embedded systems, computer vision, and network communication.