Pi Camera

Here's the Pi NoIR enclosure which I just designed. It's printing now, in white PLA. I bought several of these medium-sized suction cups at Ace Hardware UPC 037063013418. The back of the enclosure is supposed to fit on the suction cup to hold it to the inside blue plastic on the left side of the Robot C2. I'm thinking that I probably shouldn't have used 100% infill since it's thicker than I remember.

 

Thanks

 

easiest way on mac?

https://medium.com/a-swift-misadven...pi-sd-card-on-mac-the-simple-way-398a630f899c

or ApplePi-Baker

 

Not bad for one of my first designs on Autodesk Fusion 360. Seems to be a good fit all around. Was worried about the front/back box fitting being too smooth (and falling apart under operation) but the supports "fixed" that problem. ha And yet, I may end up "hot-gluing" the sides with white PLA just to make sure that it doesn't pop off accidentally.

Note that I'll still need to order the $4 longer cable from Adafruit for this but you get the idea. I didn't jam the lid on here since I wasn't sure if it would be easy to remove it.

 

I love the ApplePi-Baker software on OS X. Did a write-up for that earlier. It's like... five times faster than `dd`. There's some kind of subtlety between /dev/disk1 versus /dev/rdisk1—the former seems to have some kind of safety mechanisms that make writing to an external device take forever. This ApplePi-Baker appears to talk to the device interface which doesn't use that so you save lots of time.

 

Here you go: http://community.robo3d.com/index.p...-c2-with-a-pi-noir-webcam-instructions.18980/