Need Help!
Let's assume I have a robot in a room with a camera on it. I need the video source to be available live on a website. I don't want any latency at all (assuming that I have a good internet connection). Also if a user presses any keys while on the website, the robot needs to detect it and do actions accordingly. Now, I can handle all the actions the robot needs to do once I get the keys. There's a raspberry pi on the robot.
What would be the easiest way where we could achieve a bi-directional communication (one direction being video and another being plain text) between a browser and my robot, keeping the communication as fast as possible.
PS: I tried initiating a Google hangout and embedding the video, but there's a latency of atleast 1 minute.
Simple to do. get the camera for Raspberry Pi from here.
http://www.adafruit.com/products/1367
You could use Motion JPEG for transmitting the video. Follow the instructions below.
Once you the the IP of your video stream, you could display it in a website.
To send commands to rap pi, whats the complication ? If your Rasp. pi have an internet (it should be for the video stream), you could write a program to read commands from your browser.
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