Raspberry Pi Zero Smart Glass

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It seems like you've provided a detailed guide on how to build a DIY Raspberry Pi Glasses project, including assembly instructions, programming code, and troubleshooting tips. Here's a breakdown of the content: **Preparation** * List of required materials and tools * Recommended Raspberry Pi model (Pi 3) for quick programming and switching cards into the Pi Zero **Assembly Instructions** 1. Threading SMD wires through the button bridge 2. Soldering ends of SMD buttons to the Pi Zero and connecting camera cable 3. Sliding the Pi Zero through the PiHolder with curved tweezers 4. Guiding JST connector and camera cable through Buttonholder piece and front bridge piece 5. Placing the camera in the eyepiece 6. Using tape to hold the magnify holder to the eye lens 7. Carefully sliding the video module into the Front bridge 8. Connecting micro LCD to the side connector and blacklight to the video module **Programming** 1. Installing required libraries (CloudSight, Unirest) 2. Creating folders for Facial Recognition, Image OCR, and Image Recognition 3. Downloading and setting permissions for the full.py script 4. Accessing crontab -e to schedule the script to run at every reboot **Bonus: DIY Battery Pack with Indicator** * Schematic and parts list for a DIY battery pack with indicator * Instructions for programming ATtiny85 using Arduino Shield 4.1 Programmer+ **Duration and Preparation Time** * Estimated time for printing: 1 hour * Estimated time for assembling and programming: 1 hour * List of required materials and tools **References and Handouts & Assets** * Links to resources, including the Raspberry Pi learning website and a worksheet on getting started with the PiCamera. It appears that this guide is intended for students who want to build their own DIY Raspberry Pi Glasses project. The content covers both assembly instructions and programming code, making it a comprehensive resource for those interested in building this project.