2022-10-26 05:03 AM
2022-10-26 05:11 AM
Probably via a serial interface, or four
Cameras perhaps look at ArduCam or MVCam type implementation.
GPS/GNSS predominantly UART, but several support I2C.
2022-10-26 08:36 AM
>two cameras ( for video footage)
What do you want to do with those cameras?
The blue pill is going to get smaller for your proyect reeeally quick, check out "black pill"
https://hackaday.com/2021/01/20/blue-pill-vs-black-pill-transitioning-from-stm32f103-to-stm32f411/
Depending of what you had in mind i´d go directly for a raspi zero, specially if youre thinking about some kind of networ connection
2022-10-26 11:54 AM
I was trying not to program using Python. I'm good in C and Arduino programming language. That's the reason why I wanted to implement my project on STM32 platform
2022-10-27 12:03 AM
>I'm good in C and Arduino programming
I dont doubt that,but if youre starting the question with a " I'm new in working with the STM32.", i believe there is a chance you dont understand yet what an stm32f1 can and cannot do , and that you might be underestimating the learning curve.
**also, you could code in c++ in the raspi**
the gps and the fingerprint sensor are doable.
but tell us more about what you want to do with those videocamaras, are you just controlling them? or you do videprocessing/fowarding or something.
2022-10-27 03:33 AM
I want the video cameras to relay real time video footage and store it to cloud