#Arduino camera and infrared sensor how to#

I connected the IR Sensor with the ESP32 Camera module as per the circuit diagram which I will explain later in this article. Well, if you guys don’t have this IR sensor, you can use a simple push button for testing.

I will share the complete specification of this IR sensor with you guys. I have taken this IR sensor from DFRobot. In today’s article, I will use this long-range adjustable IR sensor with the ESP32 Camera module. I have already explained the time lapse camera function in the ESP32 Cam Google Drive project. And this way you can make a time lapse camera for yourself. You may have noticed that there is a Micro-SD Card slot on the front of the ESP32 Cam module, by using which you can store images in it. Because with the help of this project, you can monitor your camera from any corner of the world provided if the internet connection is available.įor more ESP32 Cam-related videos visit my YouTube channel Electronic Clinic. I’ve also used the ESP32 Cam with Google Drive, and a lot of people liked this project. In addition, I used the ESP32 Cam as a smart IoT Doorbell, in which I created a cell phone app with the help of the Blynk application which I used for monitoring the camera and at the same time I used it to control the door lock.

#Arduino camera and infrared sensor how to#

And I have also practically demonstrated how to solve those issues. Because in that article, I have discussed the issues related to ESP32 Camera Module. If you haven’t used the ESP32 camera module before, I highly recommend that you read my getting started article. Altium Designer + Altium 365 + Octopart:ĮSP32 Cam save Image to SD Card, IR Sensor with ESP32 Cam- I have already made many videos and have written several articles on ESP32 Cam.