for my school project i´ve thought making a remote control car whit a camera in it, this camera must transmit video( there is no problem whit the quality), o if this is very dificult can be photos. this is possible? o maybe i need a raspberry?
Are you planning for this to work before school is out this year?
I hope your car is controlled by wire, then you can add coaxial cable to the wires.
What exact camera do you have and what type of output does it produce?
Can we guess you already have the car and it is working as you want and now you want to ADD ca camera?
This project is easy enough with a Raspberry Pi, but it is not suitable for using an Arduino.
yeah, i´m from Argentina, so the school finish here just before christmas so i´ve some time.
The idea is make this remote, but if i have to make this controled by wire then ok
The model of the camera is the Ov7670
The other part of the car are irrelevant, this are very easy and i have the hardware(motors, the structure, and code), my main problem are the transmision of the camera and i repeat this can be photos no necessarily video
yeah, the idea of this is making this with a Arduino Due because the Raspberry are very
expensive in my country
Since the camera has an I2C interface, then it can be directly interfaced to your Arduino. When that is done, you can send the data by any serial communication you desire.
Have you considered what will receive the picture data and assemble it into a picture that can be seen?
in the first moment i seen some modules like Nrf24l01,but this are no enough for the size of the data transmiter of the camera(making some calcules are like 14mb) , for that i consider make this with a wire too.
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You might be able to get a few frames per second between esp32s
But the Due is not up to the job.
But it is very very slow for video work.
Noted in title: "Video" ... "Arduino".
Frame rate has zero to do with video.
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