Raspberry for monitoring system

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I would like to make a security system with cameras that would monitor an environment and recognize if anything out of the ordinary appeared.

I would actually like to use machine learning so that, by showing some risks, it can distinguish a normal scenario from the same scenario with a risk.

I thought of using the Raspberry Pi with a camera that would take the pictures and compare, but there are many things I don’t know about Raspberry:

-It only takes multiple photos from time to time or can also compare live videos to the images learned?

-It is possible to leave running a software with AI (to compare the images) in a Raspberry, that is, it is not too fragile for such a heavy service?

-I can program this using Python and Prolog or Raspberry has some pre-defined language?

Someone has done something similar, can give me information to do it?

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In general, it is possible. It just depends on how you will describe and identify what is something out of the ordinary... But things like identifying that there are people is very simple. Search on openCV.

-It only takes multiple photos from time to time or can also compare live videos to the images learned?

Yes, it is possible to "compare images"

-It is possible to leave running a software with AI (to compare the images) in a Raspberry, that is, it is not too fragile for such a heavy service?

In the physical question, it is very fragile. Do not leave in open environments. But it can do some image processing and run neural networks.

-I can program this using Python and Prolog or Raspberry has some pre-defined language?

No language defined. It’s a linux computer...

  • Thank you for answering all the questions, it was very helpful. I’m glad she can handle neural nets, it was a concern.

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Raspberry is actually a normal computer that comes installed a version of linux, so you can use whatever language you can compile on that operating system. About the image recognition patterns, google has a pretty cool api for that purpose. Looking on the internet I saw this tutorial well cool about working with cameras on Raspberry.

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