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Ideal for a mini video surveillance system, this set of horizontal and vertical motion servos will give you the movement of the Pi camera with a minimum of fuss.
Pan-Tilt HAT allows you to mount and control one of our panoramic modules right on top of your Raspberry Pi. The HAT and its on-board microcontroller allow you to independently drive both servos (pan and tilt), as well as drive up to 24 regular (with PWM control) or RGB NeoPixel (or RGBW) LEDs. There is also a convenient slot for routing servo, LED and camera cables. The module folds and raises 180 degrees in each axis.
Features
- Pan-tilt module (180 degrees of movement through each axis) with two servos
- HAT with two servo channels, one LED PWM or NeoPixel RGB (or RGBW) channel
- Right angle header pre-welded to the bottom of HAT for servo and LED channels
- Slot for routing servo, LED and camera cables through
- Acrylic bracket to hold the Pi camera and NeoPixel strip (with diffuser) in place
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3, 2, B +, A + and Zero
- Python library
- Comes fully assembled
Use a PANAT-Tilt HAT with a Pi camera for face tracking. Or mount it on your roving robot as a set of eyes. Why not glue a foam sword on top and make it flaccid?
There is absolutely no soldering required (unless you decide to use the optional NeoPixel strip or ring), as the servos on the pan module have female jumper wires attached and we soldered a strip of right-angle header pins to the bottom of the HAT to connect them.
We also included a handy little acrylic camera to hold your camera comfortably in the panoramic module head. The mount has a few mounting holes at the top to hold a NeoPixel stick and there is a small frosted diffuser to make the light super dreamy. :-) We suggest one of the Adafruit RGBW NeoPixel sticks, as they give a nice pure white color (or any other color!)
Note that the Pi camera, NeoPixel strip, male header, female to female wires, Pi 3 and Pibow are not included. You will have to select them separately!
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Anonymous customer published the 29/12/2020 following an order made on 28/11/2020
5/5
Conforme au descriptif
Anonymous customer published the 09/05/2020 following an order made on 30/04/2020
5/5
Je triche, je connais déjà. Mais moins de problème sur les pi récentes qu'avec la version waveshare...
Anonymous customer published the 24/09/2019 following an order made on 17/09/2019
4/5
pas de documentation avec le produit
Anonymous customer published the 18/03/2019 following an order made on 05/03/2019
4/5
un peu de bricolage pour adapter le support à la Pi Caméra;
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Ideal for a mini video surveillance system, this set of horizontal and vertical motion servos will give you the movement of the Pi camera with a minimum of fuss.
Pan-Tilt HAT allows you to mount and control one of our panoramic modules right on top of your Raspberry Pi. The HAT and its on-board microcontroller allow you to independently drive both servos (pan and tilt), as well as drive up to 24 regular (with PWM control) or RGB NeoPixel (or RGBW) LEDs. There is also a convenient slot for routing servo, LED and camera cables. The module folds and raises 180 degrees in each axis.