The Budget Robotics Pan & Tilt Turret for sensors ($34.95 with servos) The Pandora Pan & Tilt assembly ($29.95 without servos; servos will for you another $20 or so) ...

In the center of the upper disc is the first servo, pointing downward, which rotates the camera. Two upright supports on either side of the point-and-shoot provide the framework for the tilt feature.

For more information jump over to the Hackster.io website wearer a full list of all required components are listed, in addition to the required Pi 3 Model B, Raspberry Pi Camera module and ...

(wiring diagram) Remember to attach the TILT-Servo to SV-TILT connector, and PAN-Servo to SV-PAN connector. Header H1 should be linked to the Arduino board with correct pin connections (D10 – 4, D9 – ...

But getting the slow, smooth, and reliable movement isn’t as simple as slapping some servos on a tripod. So unless you want to break the bank for a commercial mount, this DIY pan and tilt mount ...

Each team was given a kit containing a webcam, a pan-tilt servo kit, servo motors, a servo control board, a power supply, and a red ball. Each group needed to create a new ROS package, develop the ...

The project uses two dart-launchers each made from a pan-tilt servo mount and a USB missile launcher and controlled by an Arduino Uno, plus an IP webcam backed by the aforementioned MATLAB ...

This DIY pan and tilt camera uses a Raspberry Pi, an Arduino Uno, a pair of servos, and a USB webcam. The Pi streams video to a webpage and adds a few buttons to move the camera.