Raspberry Pi Jobs

I need help building a working prototype of a small interactive toy. The prototype requires: A pop-up mechanism (using solenoids, springs, and/or small motors). Integration with Raspberry Pi or Arduino for control. Wiring/programming to operate the mechanism. A simple phone/web app to trigger the toy remotely. Requirements: Experience with mechanical design and prototyping. Hands-on skills with Raspberry Pi/Arduino electronics. Must show past project work (photos, CAD, or GitHub). Signed NDA. Deliverable: A working physical prototype (not just design files) that demonstrates the pop-up mechanism controlled by Raspberry Pi/Arduino. Budget: Budget will be discussed based on scope and experience. Please provide: What’s your estimated cost? How did you arrive at that numbe...

I’m putting together a new Raspberry Pi build that will run Ubuntu rather than the standard Raspberry Pi OS. My own experience level is advanced, but I’d like another seasoned set of eyes to speed things up and help polish the system. The job focuses on: • Reviewing my current headless Ubuntu image for best-practice partitioning, bootloader tweaks, and basic hardening • Tracking down and fixing the boot-time warnings that surface in dmesg and journalctl • Suggesting and, where sensible, applying performance optimisations—overclock settings, thermal management, swap behaviour, I/O tweaks • Writing or refining a few clean Bash/Python scripts for unattended updates and off-device backups We’ll work entirely over SSH, so no hardware shipping...

I’m building a small sports POV camera system (VisionCam V1) using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W + Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 Wide (IMX708). I need (A) a simple power/charging board design and (B) a reliable recording service/software for the Pi. Important: My total budget is $600 max for the full scope. Please do not apply if your quote will exceed $600. ⸻ A) Power / Charging Board (Pi Zero 2 W) Goal: Stable power + safe charging for a LiPo, designed for a compact wearable camera. Requirements: • LiPo charging via pogo-pin contacts (no open USB charging port preferred) • Power-path / load sharing so the device can stay on while docked/charging (no reboot) • Stable 5V output to Pi Zero 2 W (with enough current margin) • Battery protection features (basic prote...

I’m building a CM5-based camera system and need an experienced hardware engineer to design a custom CM5 carrier board that supports an M.2 2230 A+E (PCIe) AI accelerator module (Hailo-class). This is for post-session AI processing (clip suggestions/tagging), not live gameplay. Scope / Requirements: • Design CM5 carrier board (schematic + PCB layout) • Route PCIe from CM5 to M.2 2230 A+E Key socket • Power design (stable rails for CM5 + M.2 module) + ESD/protection • Include required connectors for camera workflow (details will be shared after hire) • Provide mechanical notes for extra retention of M.2 module (screw/clamp/support pad) • Support bring-up/testing guidance Deliverables (Non-negotiable): • Full schematics + PCB source files (KiC...

The goal is straightforward: as soon as an ESP device is present—whether connected over Wi-Fi or broadcasting in monitor mode could be spotted in hidden places

I need a complete Python application that runs on a Raspberry Pi 5 and identifies plant-leaf diseases in real time from the Pi camera. The same core model must also accept still-image uploads. All three disease categories—Fungal, Bacterial and Viral—have to be recognised with reliable accuracy. The user interface will be a Django web app. Within that app I want three role levels—Admin, Standard user and Guest—each with appropriate permissions for running detections, reviewing results and managing data. Please structure the code so that REST endpoints are cleanly separated; this will let me expose the following Android-ready APIs later on: live-video analysis, image-file analysis and retrieval of disease-history logs. Deliverables • Python inference engine (...

I want to turn my stock WowWee MiP into a fully-independent companion with far more capability than the original phone-controlled toy. The big push is to give it functional robotic arms—servo-driven, proportional, and strong enough to perform simple pick-and-place demos—while keeping the self-balancing chassis intact. To drive everything, I need an internal “brain” (Raspberry Pi, ESP32, or another MCU you’re comfortable with) that can: • run onboard code without any phone connection • store multiple programs in flash so I can swap behaviors on the fly • process a forward-facing camera for navigation and object tracking • handle voice-command triggers and speak back in character using a small speaker For interaction I’m l...

The embedded system comprises 2 STM32 boards connected to their own 7 sensors, 1 motor, and 3 relays. Each is connected to the central Raspberry Pi 4 board. The RIGHT STM32 board also has a TFT ST7789 2inch display. The Raspberry Pi has its own 5-inch display (connected via HDMI) and is connected to a battery BMS via UART and controls the ON/OFF switching of the exoskeleton system driven via a 48V 10A relay. The Raspberry Pi also controls the operation of a 5V air-pump via a relay able to deliver 1.5A We require the following tasks to be carried out: user interface (GUI) developed for the STM32 to drive the ST7789 display. developed for the Raspberry Pi display. for the Right-leg STM32 microcontroller. for the Raspberry Pi. for the Left-leg STM32 microcontroller.

I’m ready to move from concept to working prototype on a home-security robot that focuses solely on emergency response—specifically, detecting break-ins and sending instant alerts. The core idea is a mobile unit that patrols designated zones, recognises unauthorised entry, and pushes real-time notifications (sound, SMS, or app-based) to my phone while triggering audible deterrents on-site. Here’s the shape of the work: • System architecture: advise on the right combination of sensors (camera, PIR, ultrasonic, mic), onboard processing (Raspberry Pi, Jetson, or similar), and wireless protocols so the robot can run edge-based computer-vision without relying on the cloud. • Detection pipeline: develop or integrate a lightweight model—OpenCV or TensorFlow-L...

I’m building a proof-of-concept access controller that uses Fujitsu’s PalmSecure sensor on a Raspberry Pi. I already have the broad concept sketched out; what I need is a partner who can take it from idea to a working, desk-tested prototype. Hardware setup, software development, and full PalmSecure integration are all in scope. That means choosing the right Pi model, wiring the PalmSecure unit and any relays/LED indicators, and making sure the power budget is solid. On the software side I’m leaning toward Python or C++ on Raspberry Pi OS, but I’m open as long as the PalmSecure SDK runs reliably on ARM. The application must handle: • User authentication via palm-vein templates • Secure data storage and quick retrieval of templates and event logs &bull...

Looking for a mature profibus software solution for raspberry pi

Assalam o alaikum, I am looking for electrical engineers having expertise in following areas:  Embedded C Programming.  VHDL/Verilog, Quartus/VIVADO, LabVIEW/ Multisim/PSPICE/VLSI  MATLAB/SIMULINK  Network Simulator NS2/NS3  Microcontroller like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, FPGA, AVR, PIC, STM32 and ESP32.  IDEs like Keil MDK V5, ATmel studio and MPLab XC8.  PLCs / SCADA  PCB Designing Proteus, Eagle, KiCAD and Altium  IOT Technologies like Ethernet, GSM GPRS.  HTTP Restful APIs connection for IOT Communications. Actually I have multiple projects in different domains of electrical engineering and I already have a team of engineers working on them but due to workload I am looking for few more engineers to be a part of my team and work with us on regular basis.

I am assembling a pool of recently-graduated electrical engineers from Pakistan who can jump straight into hands-on circuit design, MATLAB/Simulink modelling, and clear, publication-ready report writing. Day-to-day work will range from breadboard-level prototyping to full simulation and verification, so the stronger your foundations in analogue and digital design the better. The tasks you’ll tackle typically start with a concept sketched in Proteus or Multisim, move into schematic and PCB work in Altium, and finish on the bench or in a virtual lab via LabVIEW or TinkerCAD. Microcontroller and embedded targets rotate between Arduino-based boards, Raspberry Pi modules, and mid-range FPGAs, so comfort switching among those platforms is essential. Core expectations • Design or r...

I need a seasoned PCB designer located in Pakistan who can take a concept right through to production-ready files. The boards you create must interface reliably with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and FPGA modules, so familiarity with their pinouts, signalling levels, and power budgets is essential. You’ll start by translating my functional requirements into clear schematics, then handle the full PCB layout, component selection, and DFM checks. I expect well-organised source files plus manufacturing outputs—Gerbers, drill files, pick-and-place, and an accurate BOM—with every revision traceable. If you prefer Altium, KiCad, Eagle, or OrCAD that’s fine; just let me know which environment you’ll use so I can open the files on my end. Because these boards may evolve...