Video and Sensor Data Stream With Web Socket on Raspberry Pi 3

Year 2016, Special Issue (2016), 12 - 15, 01.12.2016

Osman Demirci Gökhan Kayhan

https://doi.org/10.18100/ijamec.271034

Abstract

Internet of Things
(IOT) and communication between machines (M2M), has emerged as an important
concept in conjunction with the use of Internet technology in embedded systems.
Thus, programmable remote control and the need for people with
microcontrollers, it becomes possible to use the system are minimized. Given
this device's web server hardware capabilities, also allows the use of
technologies such as web sockets. In this study, a mini computer featuring
Raspberry Pi 3 moving images, temperature and pir motion data received,
transmitting in real time with clients via the web browser and the ability to
monitor the place where you have displayed to clients at the same time is
designed as a system. The goal of this system, image processing and artificial intelligence
methods using a remote place / region to create a hardware and software
infrastructure for monitoring or monitoring. The target for the operating
system that offers performance from the device with the use of minimal
resources, non-graphical interface and development environment ARM-supported
Debian Linux as the Node.js installation is preferred. Socket servers and HTTP
server software made by users of a particular program without the need for
mobile phone environment is installed the device in any environment with a
computer or web browser to monitor in real-time, data retrieval, and has
obtained the ability to check. Created this is the system to be monitored
spaces regardless of the number of users, thanks to the web connector
technology in the software encoded on the device in real time without requiring
an additional operation in the browser monitoring displays alerts (voice, text,
etc.) situation can be produced.

Keywords

Raspberry Pi, M2M, Embedded Linux, Node JS, Motion Detector, Temperature Sensor, Web Socket, Video Stream

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