Use a USB webcam and Computer Vision System Toolbox™ to detect faces within a video feed. The ThingSpeak™ IoT platform is used to track the number of people by transferring data to the cloud.
A theremin is an electronic musical instrument that can be played without physical contact. Raspberry Pi™ utilizes basic image processing algorithms to generate various tones through its onboard audio jack.
This webinar will show how you can use MATLAB and Simulink with an Internet of Things data collection platform. A car counter is implemented overlooking a busy highway using a Raspberry Pi 2 and a webcam. In this demonstration, Simulink is used to deploy the car-counting algorithm on the Raspberry Pi which is connected to the internet. The traffic can be analyzed offline with MATLAB or online using ThingSpeak (an IoT data collection platform) and its built-in MATLAB Analysis and MATLAB Visualizations apps.
Mike Powell from element14 speaks to Raspberry Pi inventor Eben Upton about using MathWorks MATLAB and Simulink Products with the Raspberry Pi.
This hands-on tutorial shows how to use Simulink® to program a Raspberry Pi 2 for image inversion. A stream of images are acquired from the Raspberry Pi Camera Board while the inverted image is being viewed in the Simulink environment. This video also shows how Simulink can tune parameters while your algorithm is running on the Raspberry Pi.
This hands-on tutorial shows how to use MATLAB® with Raspberry Pi 2 to acquire images and detect faces. You’ll learn how to use the Raspberry Pi Camera Board to bring images into MATLAB and use functions available in Computer Vision System Toolbox™ to detect faces on the images.
Connect MATLAB® to the Raspberry Pi™ camera board to acquire and analyze image data.
This video shows how to get started with MATLAB Support Package for Raspberry Pi, and how to use a Raspberry Pi 2 to blink the on-board LED. You’ll learn MATLAB scripts that can be used to execute a set of commands to communicate with Raspberry Pi boards.
Acquire and analyze data from an accelerometer using MATLAB® and Raspberry Pi.
Acquire and analyze data from an I2C sensor using MATLAB®.
Install the Raspberry Pi® support package and download an image inversion model to Raspberry Pi using a step-by-step workflow with Simulink®.
Use the step-by-step tutorial to learn how to install the MATLAB® support package for Raspberry Pi™.
Raspberry Pi inventor Eben Upton shows how the Raspberry Pi can be programmed with Simulink for simple robot motor control and image processing application.
Raspberry Pi Inventor Eben Upton shows how the Raspberry Pi can be used with MATLAB for simple image processing and robot motor control application
Setting up a Raspberry Pi A+ is very easy. In this tutorial we see how to set it up, install the Raspbian distribution to it and measure its power consumption. In other words, we do a full review of it. The Raspberry Pi A+ is an amazing device. It is a very powerful computer which costs under 30$! The Raspberry Pi model A+ is very small in size. It has the same size as the Arduino Uno but don’t be fooled by its small size. This board is extremely powerful. It has the same computational power of a…
In this Raspberry Pi Camera tutorial we are going to see how to setup and use the Camera module to take photos and videos! When I first received my Raspberry Pi, about a month ago, the first thing I wanted to have was this camera module. I have a passion for photography and from the moment I saw this module I came up with many project ideas. It is an impressive little device, it has a resolution of 5Mp for still images and it can record FULL HD video at 30 FPS.
c It was developed for the Astro Pi mission and 2 of these boards are deployed to the International Space Station. Let’s start! The Sense HAT is an add-on board for Raspberry Pi, made especially for the Astro Pi mission – it launched to the International Space Station in December 2015. Yes, two Raspberry Pies with 2 Sense Hats were actually sent to the International Space Station and performed experiments with code that was written by students! Amazing stuff! The Sense HAT has an 8×8 RGB LED matrix, a five-button joystick and includes the following sensors: • Gyroscope…
In this tutorial we are going to learn how to send data to remote webserver and store them into a MySQL database. Then we are going to display all the data using a simple PHP script! Amazing stuff!
Using a Raspberry Pi A+ with a 5 inch touch screen is so fun! In this video I am setting up the 5″ touch display from Waveshare and I test it. As you can see it makes things so much easier. You don’t need to use an external monitor any more. All you need is your fingers! Great, let’s see what we can make with this display in the future!
Today we are going to test the new Raspberry Pi 3 board, by building a simple but useful project. We are going to build a Touch Screen Weather Station. A few months back, the Raspberry Pi 3 board was released. It is a great new board because it now offers WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity out of the box! It uses a quad core processor which operates at 1.2Ghz and it has 1GB of RAM available. From the benchmarks I have seen, this board is at least 3 times faster than the original Raspberry Pi. It can run Linux and…