WIFI night vision camera (indoor) based on an RPI Zero W -- WLAN Nachtsichtkamera (indoor) basierend auf einem RPI Zero W und MotioneyeOS

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I needed a case for one on a Raspberry PI Zero W and Motioneye based WiFi night vision camera. This is what I made. The software base: MotioneyeOS (a really cool project) so you can easily do the camera settings via a browser. The hardware base: 1x Raspberry PI Zero W 1x CB30 fisheye 1080p night vision camera module with 2 LDR controlled IR LEDs As you installed the MotioneyeOS (just write the image on the micro usb card) please take the original project: --> https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/wiki -> Direct link to the SD card image: https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/releases/download/nightly-dev/motioneyeos-raspberrypi-dev20181126.img.xz If you have any problems with the setup, just leave a comment and I'll be happy to help. All you need is an M8x25mm screw and superglue to put the parts together. The housing has recesses for: * 1x SD card * 1x power (micro usb) * 1x Micro USB (OTG cable) Shopping list: * 1x Raspberry PI Zero W: https://shop.pimoroni.de/products/raspberry-pi-zero-w * 1x CB30 fisheye 1080p night vision camera module with 2 LDR controlled IR LEDs: https://www.ebay.de/itm/New-Night-Vision-Camera-Module-1080p-5MP-w-2x-Infrared-Light-for-Raspberry-Pi/163312089449?hash=item260628b969:g:9ZkAAOSwAWtbwTzG * 1x screw M8x25mm with screw nut * 1x micro sd card (16 GB recommended/fast one!) So far, I've tried the camera in a room up to 25sqm, which worked perfectly! You see how during the day... Whereby the IR LEDs turn off when it is bright enough. Pictures of the running camera will follow! The power consumption should be approximately estimated at ~0.25A @ 5V (readings will follow). Have fun, liked, and share your Makes SG