Shrimp City
A small neighborhood of shelters and open spaces, with landmarks that are easy to recognize across camera views.
Visit the neighborhood >>An open-source aquarium workshop
Latest notes: camera inventory · mounts & next steps
Cameras, small habitats, and a map of where everything belongs. Two aquariums connected through a local Raspberry Pi system.
A small neighborhood of shelters and open spaces, with landmarks that are easy to recognize across camera views.
Visit the neighborhood >>
The in-water test setup: a Pi for each tank and a shared hub that keeps camera views tied to their own tank.
Meet the tank nodes >>
An early bench test paired a 3D tank with a camera feed. The separate browser builder lets you plan positions from your own photos.
Open the tank builder >>
An EEZYbotARM Mk2-based inspection rig. This assembly photo shows the base and drive; autonomous inspection is still in development.
The mechanism & source design >>Photographs from project builds and tests. Earlier prototypes may differ from the current software.
Sync Tank is the whole project: connected aquariums, cameras, inspection tools, spatial maps, and observations. Two tank nodes are our starting point, with room to grow.
The code is free to explore. Start with simulated tank nodes, or bring a Raspberry Pi and some cameras. Ordinary aquarium care comes first.