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Introduction The ESP32-CAM has become one of the most popular low-cost camera development boards for IoT, DIY smart home projects, and AI-powered vision systems. But in the previous years, a new wave of ESP32-CAM boards started appearing on the market that include built-in USB (CH340) and support not only the classic OV2640 sensor but also… Read more: Getting Started with ESP32-CAM CH340 with OV2640 and GC2145 or RHYX M21-45 Camera
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Raspberry Pi Object Counting using Infrared sensor
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Using Infrared (IR) Sensor with Raspberry Pi
This post will discuss how to interface the Infrared (IR) sensor with your Raspberry Pi and how to drive this component using Python code.
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