Linux-Based Spyder Home Hub Configuration

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This list outlines coding tasks for the Spyder Home Hub (Raspberry Pi 5), focusing on camera management, storage, and core functionalities. The UI will be completed in one day, followed by integrating it with the camera system, AI processing, and voice commands. ⸻ 1. System Setup & Core Configuration • Set up Raspberry Pi OS and dependencies. • Configure Bluetooth for camera discovery. • Implement Wi-Fi credential sharing to cameras. • Set up USB flash drive for local video storage. ⸻ 2. Camera Connection & Video Handling • Implement Bluetooth-based camera discovery. • Enable Wi-Fi credential sharing to new cameras. • Handle real-time video stream reception over Wi-Fi. • Save and organize footage on the hub. • Implement video playback on the hub UI. ⸻ 3. AI & Security Features • Process alerts from cameras (motion, face recognition). • Implement notification system for alerts. • Set up facial recognition database. • Allow users to manage faces via hub UI. • Create alert system for unknown persons. ⸻ 4. UI & User Interaction (Touchscreen Interface) - Completed in One Day • Design main dashboard for live camera feeds. • Implement alerts panel for motion and face recognition. • Add camera management controls. • Implement facial recognition settings. ⸻ 5. ‘Hey Spyder’ Voice Assistant Integration • Implement basic voice commands for security. • Code response logic for voice commands. • Integrate two-way audio. • Use an API key; future subscription required. ⸻ 6. Storage & Data Management • Set up automatic footage deletion for old files. • Implement video file organization. • Ensure efficient storage handling. ⸻ 7. Prepare system for SD card flashing. ⸻ 8. Future Expansion (Post-Launch Updates) • Integrate Stripe & Supabase for user accounts and subscriptions. • Integrate mobile app for remote access. Given that the UI will be completed within the next few days, my primary focus is to identify a developer capable of implementing the system within the specified budget.

Keyword: Linux