You can use Internet lines in various ways, but now one offers a very bizarre one. You can watch live in Full HD as mushrooms grow in the forest. With this experiment now came the SlowTV project, which mediates permanent video streams from various visually interesting places, such as an airport, railway station or a lubrication tram. There is live everywhere and something is happening every few minutes, so watching such cameras can be fun for anyone. It’s a bit different for mushrooms:
The shot was installed on one already slightly grown sponge, so you can wait for dramatic moments, such as when an ant passes over a hat. Captivating shots from the last five minutes can be viewed in the gallery.
Of course, the observation makes sense in the long run, when the current fungus can be expected to grow even more, after which it awaits a slow death. But other younger siblings could appear around. You do not have to worry that a mushroom picker will interfere with your entertainment, it is a place on the guarded land of the School Forest Enterprise Kostelec nad Černými lesy.
The transmission runs on the Mall.tv platform. The stream is transmitted by a special camera set, which has its own solar power supply and mobile connection from O2. We can transfer it through the forest as needed. The image is captured by the AXIS M3116-LVE camera, which has the advantage of very low power consumption up to 8W and a 4Mpix image with night IR illumination. The operator warns that due to the limited battery capacity and performance of the solar panel, outages may occur if there is not enough sunlight during the day.
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