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tutorials:iotc [2012/03/19 03:49]
pburgess [Introduction]
tutorials:iotc [2012/03/26 19:27]
pburgess [Parts and Software Lists]
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 ====== An “Internet of Things” Camera====== ====== An “Internet of Things” Camera======
-**Simple remote monitoring using the Eye-Fi wireless SD card and Adafruit Data Logging Shield for Arduino**+**Simple remote monitoring using a first-generation ​Eye-Fi wireless SD card and Adafruit Data Logging Shield for Arduino**
  
 ===== Introduction ===== ===== Introduction =====
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 The //Eye-Fi// card is a tiny wireless memory card. It stores photos and fits inside a camera just like a regular SD card, but also has built-in WiFi transceiver that can upload images to your computer, smartphone or to various photo-sharing sites. We use one here when taking pictures for our tutorials — it’s a great timesaver, eliminating the extra USB transfer step that’s otherwise necessary. The //Eye-Fi// card is a tiny wireless memory card. It stores photos and fits inside a camera just like a regular SD card, but also has built-in WiFi transceiver that can upload images to your computer, smartphone or to various photo-sharing sites. We use one here when taking pictures for our tutorials — it’s a great timesaver, eliminating the extra USB transfer step that’s otherwise necessary.
  
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 Can the Eye-Fi card work in an Arduino SD card adapter? You bet! Adding a TTL Serial JPEG camera, together with some minimal prep work, we can then create a self-contained wireless monitoring camera with motion-sensing capabilities. Hide it inside a hollowed-out book or a plush dinosaur toy and discover who’s been eating all your Thin Mints cookies! Can the Eye-Fi card work in an Arduino SD card adapter? You bet! Adding a TTL Serial JPEG camera, together with some minimal prep work, we can then create a self-contained wireless monitoring camera with motion-sensing capabilities. Hide it inside a hollowed-out book or a plush dinosaur toy and discover who’s been eating all your Thin Mints cookies!
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   * TTL Serial JPEG Camera (either the [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​397|bare board]] or [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​613|weatherproof version]])   * TTL Serial JPEG Camera (either the [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​397|bare board]] or [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​613|weatherproof version]])
   * [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​85|Shield Stacking Headers for Arduino]] make it easier to change the wiring around as needed   * [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​85|Shield Stacking Headers for Arduino]] make it easier to change the wiring around as needed
-  * [[http://​www.eye.fi/​|Eye-Fi wireless SD card]] (any model)+  * Eye-Fi wireless SD card (any model).
   * A suitable power supply: either a [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​63|9V 1A wall adapter]]…or,​ for standalone wireless use, our [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​248|6-cell AA battery holder]] is best. For the smallest possible package, a [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​14|MintyBoost]] can also work, but provides only about two hours’ run time.   * A suitable power supply: either a [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​63|9V 1A wall adapter]]…or,​ for standalone wireless use, our [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​248|6-cell AA battery holder]] is best. For the smallest possible package, a [[https://​www.adafruit.com/​products/​14|MintyBoost]] can also work, but provides only about two hours’ run time.
   * The usual electronic project bits and bobs: wire, soldering tools, etc.   * The usual electronic project bits and bobs: wire, soldering tools, etc.
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