Running WebODM on a DigitalOcean "droplet" - or Raspberry Pi 5?

[smathermather]

The directions for running with docker are pretty robust. It’s best to follow the README on the WebODM repository.

As far as raspberry pi, there have been successes reported since the M1 port:

WebODM / Raspberry Pi 4

Hello, This is Jarrett - I have gotten webodm to work on my Raspberry Pi 400, I have not yet processed any images, but have the interface working fine - it even works for clusterODM! you can do it if you change raspi operating system to linux ubunutu which is now officially supported on the raspberry pi software installer. from there you can follow what I assume is the normal setup for linux, and you must use a sudo prefix to start webodm with the terminal. To Restart NodeODM (I haven’t tried it…

webODM on Raspberry PI 4B working

I installed webODM on Raspberry Pi 4B 4Gb via docker and 64 bit version of Raspberry PI OS and it works. (Instructions as from debian) Of course, it’s completely unsuitable for counting projects on this little computer, but importing an already counted project works. It displays slowly on Rapsberry but if I run webODM from Raspberry on another fast machine and we only browse this project over the internal network it works pretty well. Unfortunately, I can’t make it available to the Internet ou…

I got OpenDroneMap working for ARM Raspberry Pi's

Here is the setup I used in September. The Python Libraries may have changed since then. I had to code some JPEG and TIFF exception handling. Here’s the github link to the repo: GitHub - jchen706/OpenDroneMap_ARM Should I submit a pull request?