# Pimoroni Picade Pan-Tilt Hat (Full Kit)

**Type:** Product page · **SKU:** CE04655 · **Brand:** [Pimoroni](https://core-electronics.com.au/brands/pimoroni-australia) · **GTIN:** 704256793470
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Pimironi's Pan-Tilt HAT lets you mount and control one of their pan-tilt modules right on top of your Raspberry Pi. The HAT and its on-board microcontroller let you independently drive the two servos (pan and tilt), as well as driving up to 24 regular LED (with PWM control) or NeoPixel RGB (or RGBW) LEDs.

## Pricing

- **Price:** $74.95 (inc GST) — $68.14 AUD, exc GST
- **Quantity discounts:** 6+ $66.09 (exc GST) · 12+ $64.73 (exc GST)

## Availability & dispatch

- Out of stock — the product page offers email notification when it returns.

## Description

Ideal for a mini CCTV system, this set of horizontal and vertical motion servos will give you Pi camera movement with a minimum of fuss.

Pimironi's Pan-Tilt HAT lets you mount and control one of their pan-tilt modules right on top of your Raspberry Pi. The HAT and its on-board microcontroller let you independently drive the two servos (pan and tilt), as well as driving up to 24 regular LED (with PWM control) or NeoPixel RGB (or RGBW) LEDs. There's also a handy slot through which you can route the servo, LED, and camera cables. The module pans and tilts through 180 degrees in each axis.

Use Pan-Tilt HAT with a Pi camera for face-tracking. Or mount it on top of your roving robot as a set of eyes. Why not stick a foam sword on top and make it swashbuckle?!

There's absolutely no soldering required (unless you decide to use the optional NeoPixel strip or ring), as the servos on the pan-tilt module have female jumper wires attached and Pimoroni has soldered a strip of right-angled header pins to the underside of the HAT to connect them up.

Pimironi have also included a handy little acrylic camera mount to hold your camera snugly in the head of the pan-tilt module. The mount has a couple of mounting holes at the top to hold a NeoPixel stick and there's a neat little frosted diffuser to make the light super-dreamy. Pimironi suggest one of the [Adafruit RGBW NeoPixel sticks](https://core-electronics.com.au/neopixel-stick-8-x-5050-rgbw-leds-cool-white-6000k.html), as they give a lovely pure white (or any other colour!)

The [Raspberry Pi Camera Board v2](https://core-electronics.com.au/raspberry-pi-camera-board-v2-8-megapixels-38552.html) fits the included mounting bracket with no fuss. If you want to use the Raspberry Pi HQ Camera you will need to make your own adapter as the HQ version is significantly larger.

## Guides for this product

- [Face and Movement Tracking Pan-Tilt System with Raspberry Pi and OpenCV](https://core-electronics.com.au/guides/raspberry-pi/face-tracking-raspberry-pi/)
- [Pan-Tilt Hat with Raspberry Pi - Quick Start Guide](https://core-electronics.com.au/guides/raspberry-pi/pan-tilt-hat-raspberry-pi/)

## Videos for this product

- [Face and Movement Tracking Pan-Tilt System with Raspberry Pi and OpenCV](https://core-electronics.com.au/videos/face-and-movement-tracking-pan-tilt-system-with-raspberry-pi-and-opencv)
- [Pan-Tilt Hat with Raspberry Pi - Quick Start Guide](https://core-electronics.com.au/videos/pan-tilt-hat-with-raspberry-pi-quick-start-guide)

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