

The camera looks out over my drive and stores photos and video on the SD card which is inside my garage.Ī wireless connection and some router settings allow these to be viewed over the internet using the motionEyeOS web-interface. This post described what I ended up with.

It was time to stop designing and start making with what I had not what I thought I might need. If in the future I wanted to add anything else I could do so but my priority was to get something working within a few weeks. I settled on motionEyeOS as the basis of my system and install just the hardware I needed.

As I progressed with my original security camera project I realised that I was making slow progress and I would struggle to complete the software in a sensible time-frame.
