Raspberry Pi: Home Monitoring and Control

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01 - Introduction

01 - Welcome.mp4

00:50

02 - What you should know before watching this course.mp4

02:46

03 - Overview of the alarm project.mp4

01:51

04 - Using the exercise files.mp4

00:31

02 - 1. Hardware for the Alarm Project

01 - Select a power supply.mp4

01:15

02 - Select a USB Wi-Fi adapter.mp4

00:43

03 - Select a Raspberry Pi camera.mp4

01:27

04 - Select a camera mount or enclosure.mp4

00:31

05 - Select a Pi Cobbler.mp4

01:13

06 - Select a breadboard.mp4

00:34

07 - Select an enclosure for the Pi.mp4

01:55

08 - Select a motion detector.mp4

02:28

09 - Optional accessories.mp4

01:44

03 - 2. Using Web Services to Extend the Pi

01 - Overview of remote access with Weaved.mp4

01:42

02 - Configure VNC, SSH, and WebIOPi services for Weaved.mp4

10:42

03 - Patch WebIOPi for Raspberry Pi B+ and 2.mp4

03:37

04 - Explore Weaved and test our services.mp4

04:35

05 - Send SMS messages with an online service.mp4

01:34

04 - 3. Taking Pictures with the Pi Cam

01 - Connect the Pi cam to the Raspberry Pi unit.mp4

01:49

02 - Enable support for the Pi cam.mp4

01:20

03 - Take pictures from the command line with raspistill.mp4

03:09

04 - Explore a script that automates picture taking.mp4

07:05

05 - Access the cameras pictures remotely with an FTP client.mp4

04:23

05 - 4. Setting Up Raspberry Pi Cam for Video Streaming

01 - Configuring video streaming with the Pi cam.mp4

06:51

06 - 5. Connecting to Home Automation Peripherals

01 - Connect the Pi to the development board and test GPIO.mp4

03:21

02 - Control the breadboard using WebIOPi.mp4

02:24

03 - Connect the relay and motion detector.mp4

04:03

04 - Explore a basic alarm system written in Python.mp4

07:42

05 - Further automate your home with Z-Wave and OpenRemote.mp4

00:48

07 - 6. Alarm System Mounting Options

01 - Set up Wi-Fi instead of using Ethernet.mp4

01:34

02 - Considerations for mounting and securing your alarm system.mp4

04:22

08 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:24

Description

Help your home keep up with you—and stay connected to what's going on when you're away—with a custom home monitoring system built with a Raspberry Pi. With some inexpensive hardware and simple web services, you can monitor your house remotely via photo or video surveillance, detect motion, turn lights on and off, and send messages to your phone when different alarms are triggered.

This DIY electronics project provides simple directions for getting your home monitoring system up and running. Author David Ross helps you select a power supply, camera, motion detector, enclosure, and other components and accessories, and make your system "smart" by connecting to web services frameworks such as Weaved and WebIOPi. Then he helps you program the logic to make your Pi camera take pictures and stream video, connect to home peripherals, and mount your alarm system. With this training, and a little elbow grease, you can create a fully autonomous system that helps you and your family feel more secure at home and away.

Note: These instructions work with Raspberry Pi B, Raspberry Pi B+, and Raspberry Pi 2 models.

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