Cam1 (img id: 16872) - Doesn't detect object
Cam2 (img id: 16872) - Detects object -> Set id_0 to 16872 -> Save image as Cam2_img_000
Cam1 (img id: 16873) - Doesn't detect object
Cam2 (img id: 16873) - Detects object -> Save image as Cam2_img_001
Cam1 (img id: 16874) - Detects object -> Save image as Cam1_img_002
Cam2 (img id: 16874) - Detects object -> Save image as Cam2_img_002
...
Scenario when this would be used?
Used to create image pairs to guarantee two individual images are synced.
Can also be used in velocity determination. Img_000, 001, 002, 004, 005, ... determine which images are missing in the sequency to correctly determine image timing from framerate.
MadsR
commented
1 year ago
Description of the new feature / enhancement
Add incremental image numbers to camera feed to allow image pairs.
Cameras would have a unique ID (same number) for a given image capture. Once an object is detected images are saved with incremental numbers.
Example:
Cam1 (img id: 16871) - Doesn't detect object Cam2 (img id: 16871) - Doesn't detect object
Cam1 (img id: 16872) - Doesn't detect object Cam2 (img id: 16872) - Detects object -> Set id_0 to 16872 -> Save image as Cam2_img_000
Cam1 (img id: 16873) - Doesn't detect object Cam2 (img id: 16873) - Detects object -> Save image as Cam2_img_001
Cam1 (img id: 16874) - Detects object -> Save image as Cam1_img_002 Cam2 (img id: 16874) - Detects object -> Save image as Cam2_img_002
...
Scenario when this would be used?
Used to create image pairs to guarantee two individual images are synced.
Can also be used in velocity determination. Img_000, 001, 002, 004, 005, ... determine which images are missing in the sequency to correctly determine image timing from framerate.
Supporting information
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