Arduino to raspberry pi

Hello everyone, i have been assigned a project where i have to record a live video using an arduino uno and camera. This video will then be sent to a raspberry pi over wifi in real time. The rasberry pi will then perform some object and falling detection. For example when someone falls, it will send a signal to another arduino connected to a device. I want to know how to send the live video in real time to the raspberry pi.

Hi, @rohan123456789
Welcome to the forum.

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Can you please tell us your electronics, programming, arduino, hardware experience?
Have you programmed a Pi and Arduino before?

Is this a school/college/university project?
If so can you please post a copy of the sheet that has the task on it?

Thanks.. Tom.. :grinning: :+1: :coffee: :australia:

I had just develop a satellite project in python which was complex. I know other languages such as java, javascript, c# and so on. Regarding arduino, i have a bried little knowledge about it. Yes, its for my university dissertation. I dont have a copy yet, but i can brief you what my lecturer told.

So the arduino will be connected to a type of camera which will be continously observing the workers. This live feed will be sent from the arduino to a raspberry pi. The raspberry pi will be performing some object detections for e.g:if someone fall or if someone is not wearing safety equipments. If someone falls for example, a signal will then be sent to another arduino which will act as an actuator. I want to know if its possible to transmit the live video from the arduino to raspberry pi. Please help

rather than a UNO+CAMERA+SOME COMMUNICATIONS look at a ESP32-CAM - a ESP32 (with onboard WiFi, Bluetooth Classic and BLE) module with builtin camera (less than £10 in UK)
you can run a WiFi server on the RPi with the ESP32-CAM transmitting information too it

EDIT: or possibly connect a camera directly to the RPi then you can concentrate on your object detection which I assume is the main aim rather than spending time attempting to send images to the RPi

Nice recommendation. Unfortunately im allowed to use only those equipments in the flow that i have mentioned.

What exact model of Uno?

If it is a standard Uno R3 or similar, I do not think it will be fast enough to pass the video stream, even at low resolution and frame rate.

I don’t believe it is possible for an Uno to do that, much less send the results over WiFi “in real time.”
Unless the uno is simply controlling a very smart camera.

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