CHI@Edge Camera Peripheral Tutorial
The following tutorial aims to provide a reproducible set of steps for using the Pi Camera Module 3 to take pictures and videos on CHI@Edge hosted Raspberry Pi devices.
Recommended pre-requisite: we strongly recommend completing the official CHI@Edge tutorial prior to attempting this tutorial.
The CHI@Edge Camera Peripheral Tutorial artifact contains the following files
Dockerfile that specifies a container image with the standard libcamera software stack to drive the camera sensor and the rpicam applications that enable image and video capture using the camera on raspberry pis
Jupyter notebook that showcases how to capture iamges and videos using the Pi Camera. First, by showing how to make lease for a pre-configured camera-enabled device and then how to launch a fully featured container with the right device profiles and dependencies.
Readme with more in-depth information about how this device was set up behind the scenes to accommodate camera support.
This artifact is maintained on a best-effort basis by our support team, contributions to this peripheral support or any peripheral support on CHI@Edge are highly welcome.
We encourage our users to visit the newly updated official documentation for enabling peripherals on CHI@Edge devices.
Happy frame capturing!
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