ESP32-CAM based remote controllable camera system with live video streaming and servo motor pan/tilt control. Features WebSocket communication, multi-client support, and optional Flask proxy server with user authentication.
Show multiple RTSP/ONVIF cameras in a 2×2/3x2/3×3 grid or in full view
cross platform utility applications
A UAV tracker +detecteor ,fully end to end and dockerized made in c++ on wsl2
Machine Learning Applied Multi-Zone Safety Supervisor Assistant Camera System
Smart surveillance System based on ESP32-CAM and YOLOv8 for real-time person and weapon detection, with a Python server and Qt-based C++ client for multi-camera monitoring.
Homeland Security–funded autonomous security robot powered by ROS2 (Jetson Nano) and micro-ROS (ESP32), with a full-stack TypeScript frontend and Python FastAPI backend. Features include real-time video streaming, MQTT-based control, and human detection + facial detection.
A Remote surveillance system from multiple esp32-cam clients using a remote web socket server and ESP32-CAM_MJPEG2SD. All video feeds are displayed in single page with motion detection message and can be fully remote controlled.
This repository showcases the SurveillanceBot, an autonomous ESP32-based system with a camera for live streaming, GPS for tracking, and an MQ-2 gas sensor for environmental monitoring. It features a web interface and real-time object detection with OpenCV, highlighting the ESP32's versatility in security and automation.
Surveillance Bot Mk2 is an AI-driven semi-autonomous robot for advanced surveillance. It offers wireless control, real-time object detection with MobileNetSSD, and live video streaming via ESP32CAM, making it ideal for smart monitoring systems.
OpenCV Universal Multi thread video Interface with neglectable latency.
4x4 surveillance vehicle using ESP32 & Arduino
A C++ class that uses the Linux kernel's events to watch for changes to /proc/mounts and signals changes
Surveillance System Against Violence
ESP32 Cam takes a photo every x minutes or on PIR signal and stores it on SD card or some web location.
ASTMOPS is a command line tool for evaluating the performance of A-SMGCS sensors at airports
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