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The CSI interface camera from the Raspberry Pi Foundation available in a natural colour and a NoIR version without infrared filter, latter is suited for night vision and other special applications.
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How to use Raspberry Pi and Pi camera standalone like Arduino?
I am writing a python code to detect balls using RPi, Pi Cam, and OpenCV library. I am a newbie to RPi. How can I use Raspberry Pi standalone which works just like Arduino? Thus, there should be auto …
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