A framework for a network of advanced monitoring devices.
OdoNet is a way to manage, alert, and record IOT devices with a focus on intelligent Raspberry Pi based security cameras.
- Ability to route devices through each other (as a sort of WiFi mesh) to significantly increase range
- Network Backups: if a devices goes down, the devices routed to it can connect to backup networks
- A device completely separated from the network will preserve important data locally until the connection is restored.
- Object Recognition (by MobileNetSSD)
- Motion detection (automatic and custom thresholds)
- Corrupt image filtering (prevents motion false positives on bad cameras)
- Supports Raspberry Pi cameras, USB cameras, Laptop webcams, FTP-supporting cameras (like broken Insteon cameras...), and more
- Easy to use dashboard for configuring, controlling, and viewing devices
- View events (like motion detected) as well as where they are occurring overtime and their priority
OdoNet is structured like a tree with 2 parts:
- A Root where all the data comes to and where the devices are controlled from
- The root should run from a dedicated server/computer
- A (device) Node which connects to a parent node (often the Root) and can have other nodes connected to it (via its own WiFi access point)
- This can run on a laptop, Raspberry Pi, etc...
OdoNet can be configured like a normal WiFi security camera system where all the devices are connected to the same WiFi network and transfer data directly to the Root computer
...or it can be configured to chain devices off of each other so that only a few devices are connected to the main network. This allows for extended range and lessened network congestion at the expense of some latency.
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Create a Root: Root Setup Guide
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Create Nodes: Raspberry Pi Setup Guide or PC as Node Setup Guide
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Add devices: Device Setup
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