"track" image on video camera.
Hi!
I want to "track" something (vehicle or people in motion) in video camera (ex: webcan).
I was thinking in make a interface in C++ ou VB.net where the video camera image show me a image. When I "track (some like a square)" on my target in a image video camera, the square following the target. Look like a FLIR System when designated something.
Somebody can I help me? Where can I begin to do that?!
Thanks a lot in advance, this forum really help me!
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Permalink Reply by reinaldo watanabe on -
Hoo yesss!!
Exactly, but I dont want a information in corner of screen (battery, frame and etc) not know...
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ModeratorPermalink Reply by John Church on -
You've got some reading/studying to do. All of the info you need is out there. If you're not willing to write it all yourself, check out RoboRealm, the Intel video library or M$'s robot framework.
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Permalink Reply by Jimmy P. on -
Try looking into "quantitative imaging" - you can use MatLab (among other tools) to do this, but it generally requires a pretty large amount of processing power (i.e. an additional processor apart from the Arduino Mega)
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Permalink Reply by reinaldo watanabe on
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Thanks for helping guys!
I was searching in internet and find www.processing.org
Is a good way to begin?
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Permalink Reply by Ravi Gaddipati on
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OpenCV. Has tracking functions built in.
If your looking to track something like a person, that is way more complicated. Look up optical flow.
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Permalink Reply by reinaldo watanabe on
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REAAALLLLYYYY THANKS FOR THIS!!!!
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Permalink Reply by mahmood on -
check this out http://www.roborealm.com/
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Permalink Reply by reinaldo watanabe on
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Helly good link!! Thanks my friend!
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Permalink Reply by Jeff on -
If you find any good resources please post its a really interesting topic! For the more advanced users, would this be capable with a ATMega based system or would it be over its limits?
Possibly this could help haven't dove too deep into it yet but it might have some good info.
http://www.societyofrobots.com/programming_computer_vision_tutorial...
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Permalink Reply by reinaldo watanabe on
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Hey Jeff!
Nice to see this topic can do a little help to other people.
Sorry but I needed to abort the project because of my study and work.
Soon as possible, maybe in the middle of this year, I can continue this project.
And thanks for the link!
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Permalink Reply by Jeff on
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Yeah school is really bogging me down, but hey this stuff is part of "school"! I wanted to repost anyways and mention that I found that AVR's cannot video process to great extent. Not enough for streaming video that is, I should've known -durr-. I've checked out a bunch of sites and for your application there is a program called OpenCV that would probably do what you want it to do, just do a google search for it or youtube it and see.
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