If you want to skip out on expensive or less private security cameras, the Raspberry Pi has your home covered.

Providing full instructions on how to use a Raspberry Pi Zero W mini PC together with the MotionEyeOS software to create a compact DIY wireless security camera.

MotionEyeOS is a fantastic piece of software that makes it easy to build a DIY security camera thanks to its simplicity and web-based user-friendly interface.

In the aforementioned hackerspace, I’ve had a bunch of Raspberry Pi-connected cameras in various corners, some powered by MotionEyeOS and some with MotionEye added alongside the software that ...

Inside this bird’s chest cavity is a Raspberry Pi 2 and standard camera, a servo to swivel the head, and an audio amplifier and speaker.

Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera opens new doors for DIY projects You can make your own home security camera or peep on backyard birds.

Raspberry Pi has released a high-quality camera module that attaches to its microcomputers for all kinds of photography-based projects. The sensor itself is a 12.3 megapixel Sony IMX477 with a 7 ...

HomeKit app developer Matt Hochgatterer today has unveiled an open-source HomeKit camera project. The HKCam utilizes a Raspberry Pi Zero W and a 3D printed enclosure to allow users to create their ...

Although IP cameras are ideal for Frigate, not everybody has a dedicated security camera lying around. Fortunately, there are a couple of ways to link old webcams and smartphone cameras with a Frigate ...

Raspberry Pi cameras can serve a variety of uses at home, whether it's keeping track of loved ones, or boosting home security, and these cameras can help.

Raspberry Pi currently offers a pair of native lenses for the camera, including a 6mm lens for $25 and a 16mm lens for $50.