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Coding Robin Open this page, allow it to access your webcam and see your face getting recognized by your browser using JavaScript and OpenCV, an "open source computer vision library". That's pretty cool! But recognizing faces in images is not something terribly new and exciting. Wouldn't it be great if we could tell OpenCV to recognize something of our choice, something that is not a face? Let's say... a banana? That is totally possible! Here's the good news: we can generate our own cascade classifier for Haar features. But now for the best of news: keep on reading! The following instructions are heavily based on Naotoshi Seo's immensely helpful notes on OpenCV haartraining and make use of his scripts and resources he released under the MIT licencse. Let's get started The first thing you need to do is clone the repository on GitHub I made for this post. git clone You'll also need OpenCV on your system. Samples How many images do we need?
iReal Pro - Music Book & Play Along dans le Mac App Store 'Ninja Run' May Be the Craziest VR Locomotion Technique Yet This is ‘Ninja Run VR’, and its yet another take on the ever present problem of user locomotion in VR experiences. But, as crazy as the concept looks, there may be some method to its madness. The question of how best to allow users of VR apps, games and experiences to move around a virtual space is still a hot topic among players and developers. Right now, those titles which require user-controlled movement through a space seem to be settling on some form of VR teleportation – i.e. the point and click approach. Now, a developer has come up with a new take on the problem, one that on the surface may well look, well, a little “batshit crazy”. “In many popular anime and cartoons, characters depicted to be moving very fast are often illustrated with their hands and arms trailing their torso in the direction they are moving,” Hall tells us, “Even though is is unrealistic, it does induce the notion that the person has a super power to move very fast.”
DIY Hololens by FultonX I wanted to go ahead and develop Hololens apps. Here is Microsoft's live demo video: After experimenting and seeing a couple AR kickstarters, I figured out a way to develop comparable hardware... at least for prototyping. The HMD costs ~$10 and it projects any mobile phone image enlarged at 16" from the eye. I plan to add a Leap Motion, depth sensor, and/or tracking to be able to interact with virtual objects. Edit: TBD items: Google Tango tablet integration: All inclusive sensors and mobile form-factor (fastest road to victory): Without Google Tango: Depth sensor could also just be a head mounted Kinect using: Head tracking could be done with Playstation Move.me at first: Added ideas not on the real Hololens: Pupil tracking idea here:
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RGB and Gesture Sensor - APDS-9960 - SEN-12787 Description: This is the SparkFun RGB and Gesture Sensor, a small breakout board with a built in APDS-9960 sensor that offers ambient light and color measuring, proximity detection, and touchless gesture sensing. With this RGB and Gesture Sensor you will be able to control a computer, microcontroller, robot, and more with a simple swipe of your hand! This is, in fact, the same sensor that the Samsung Galaxy S5 uses and is probably one of the best gesture sensors on the market for the price. The APDS-9960 is a serious little piece of hardware with built in UV and IR blocking filters, four separate diodes sensitive to different directions, and an I2C compatible interface. Features: Operational Voltage: 3.3VAmbient Light & RGB Color SensingProximity SensingGesture DetectionOperating Range: 4-8in (10-20cm)I2C Interface (I2C Address: 0x39) Documents:
Wiring the APDS 9930 Ambient Light Sense / APDS 9960 RGB Gesture Sensor with Microcontroller This is the touch-less gestures sensor a HMI (Human Machine Interface) by swiping your hand over the sensor, which controls a computer, microcontroller, robots or home, automotive, industrial gesture switching or ambient light and color measuring and proximity detections. The Avago / Broadcom APDS 9930 / 9960 RGB and Gesture Sensor board break out pins so you can easily use it in variety of projects together with your SBC and MCU. The APDS-9930 APDS 9930 provides a digital ambient light sensing, IR LED and a complete proximity detection system in a single chip. The proximity function offers plug and play detection to 100mm without front glass. The proximity detection feature operates well from bright sunlight to dark area. The APDS-9960 APDS 9960 is an advance Gesture Detection Sensor together with proximity, Ambient Light Sense, and RGBC (Color Sense). Required Component Wiring Diagram Schematics Diagram Source Code Downloads