Low Cost Multipurpose Camera
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Abstract
Today we are facing many problems with shortage of electricity, so we should develop new systems which use less electricity. Presently we have many security system which consumes electricity in large amount, also they are costly. To overcome this problem we developed a low cost multipurpose camera. With the invention of Raspberry pi, it’s easy to develop low cost multi –Purpose security camera. While compared to ordinary system our system has many advantages, this system has reduced power consumption, less memory is used, and any system can be changed into our system.
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