Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a way to control the position of a camera, arm, pointer or similar may be interested in a new project published on the Hackster.io website this week by MJRoBot ...

This DIY pan and tilt camera uses a Raspberry Pi, an Arduino Uno, a pair of servos, and a USB webcam. The Pi streams video to a webpage and adds a few buttons to move the camera.

Everything else is handled by the Raspberry Pi, including the server you’ll use to access the camera and control its movement.

When [Joe Coburn] wanted to make a pan and tilt webcam he didn’t try to find a minimal configuration. He just threw a Raspberry Pi in for interfacing to the Internet and an Arduino in to control ...

Make has a guide to make the Pi control a camera with servomotors. The Raspberry Pi controls the the webcam, which a user can pan, tilt, and rotate remotely.

“The PTX Model 3 PRO release will be followed closely by our nextgen BABYZOOMER, which also uses VISCA over IP commands to control zoom, iris or focus on a wide variety of manual zoom lenses. This ...

“The PTX Model 3 PRO release will be followed closely by our nextgen BABYZOOMER, which also uses VISCA over IP commands to control zoom, iris or focus on a wide variety of manual zoom lenses. This ...

“The PTX Model 3 PRO release will be followed closely by our next-gen BABYZOOMER, which also uses VISCA-over-IP commands to control zoom, iris or focus on a wide variety of manual zoom lenses. This ...