Surveillance Camera Using Wi-Fi Connection

Arnas Zhaxalikov, Alibek Mombekov, Zhuldyz Sotsial

2024

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DOI 10.1016/j.procs.2023.12.147
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

This research paper aims to design an energy-efficient surveillance camera utilizing the ESP32-CAM module, incorporating Wi-Fi connectivity, and using 3D printed custom case made from ABS plastic. The central goal is to determine the most effective video streaming protocol for transmitting real-time data to a web-based interface that manages the camera. The camera prototype is developed through a technical feasibility study and prototype construction methods, with a primary focus on assessing power consumption across various protocols including HTTP, RTP, RTSP, and WebSocket. The findings indicate that WebSocket emerges as one of the most optimal and power-efficient protocols for streaming video from the ESP32-CAM web server to a client device. This superiority arises from WebSocket's browser-based approach, enabling full-duplex communication through a single TCP connection, thereby facilitating real-time interaction between the client and server.