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Raspberry Pi Infragram

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This page collects research on using #raspberry-pi based cameras (aka #pi-camera) to take Infragram multispectral photos, for plant health analysis. It is supported in part by the AREN project at NASA.

Design goals

Low cost, low complexity, easy to build and open source!

Also see the Image Sequencer project which is designed to run on a Raspberry Pi for on-board image processing.

To get a kit with this already set up on an SD card and/or Raspberry Pi camera, see:

Quick start

Set up a Raspberry Pi Camera with Pi Builder

Post by @warren 20   |   almost 2 years ago

Build an Infragram Pi Camera

Post by @mimiss 0   |   1 year ago

Build a simple aerial photo rig for a Raspberry Pi camera

Post by @warren 4   |   almost 2 years ago

If yours is already assembled, just plug it in using a Micro USB cable (or battery pack) and it'll create a WiFi network called 00-PiCamera -- password publiclab -- which you can log into from your phone or laptop. You'll quickly see streaming video, be able to take photos, timelapses, or videos, do motion triggered capture, and more.

Questions

Questions can be either frequently asked questions, or "next step" challenges we're looking to solve.

Title Author Updated Likes Comments
HELP! Cannot see any live video or take pictures. @JorgeHM about 2 months ago 7
What are easy and fast ways to get files off a Raspberry Pi? @warren almost 2 years ago 3
I just gotten my newly purchased Infragram Pi Camera, my pi.local is blank and pi.local/Cam keeps popping up message "Error in RaspiMJPEG" hence I do not get any live video feed. Anyone can help? @willieong almost 2 years ago 1
Camera module for Computer Vision/LED Plant Measurement System @SangHo about 3 years ago 2
How can I can make a raspberry pi camera just with the filters process the crops and immediately produce the results to a computer or to other device, without having to use the website? @csteran about 3 years ago 16
Add a filter on a Pi NoIR camera @fsxskillz about 3 years ago 2
How do I trigger a photo on a Raspberry Pi camera using a button? @warren over 3 years ago 2
How can we set up a Raspberry Pi camera as an ethernet USB device to avoid using WiFi @warren over 3 years ago 5
How can we stream video to SpectralWorkbench.org or Infragram.org from a Raspberry Pi camera? @warren over 3 years ago 2
Can I use a Raspberry Pi with the Pi Noir camera to make NDVI images? @warren over 3 years ago 2
How do I set a custum white balance of the NoIR modulo cam? @LaPa over 5 years ago 26
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Activities

Activities show how to use this project, step by step.

Purpose Category Status Author Time Difficulty Replications
TetraPi: a well characterized multispectral camera - - @khufkens - - 0 replications: Try it »
How do I set a custum white balance of the NoIR modulo cam? - - @LaPa - - 0 replications: Try it »
Raspberry + NoIR cam + Sensors to detect water stress of the plants during their growing - - @LaPa - - 0 replications: Try it »
Prepare an SD card for a Raspberry Pi camera from scratch - - @warren - - 1 replications: Try it »
Raspberry Pi Camera Rig - - @seankmcginnis - - 1 replications: Try it »
Setting up the Raspberry Pi Camera for Wireless Streaming - - @partsandcrafts - - 0 replications: Try it »
PiCamera filter mounting system. - - @wln215 - - 0 replications: Try it »
NDVI from PiNoir with a blue filter - - @carolccarvalho - - 0 replications: Try it »
Raspberry + NoIR cam + Blue filter - - @carolccarvalho - - 0 replications: Try it »
Removing a Raspberry Pi camera IR filter (learn from my mistakes) - - @mathew - - 0 replications: Try it »
Image Sequencer on Raspberry PI - - @tech4gt - - 0 replications: Try it »
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