Open saket424 opened 8 years ago
Sure you can, as mentioned in the first line " you may try it out on a desktop with a webcam (after installing required python packages)."
So, for just the camera/targeting test...just turn off things in the config: usebluetooth = 0 useturret = 0 display = 1 quiet = 1
If you've got all the requirements installed, just run: $ python main.py
You might see some warning junk print out (I get this with the picam)... but after that, you can type 'h' for help & try it out.
Basics are space(' ') to reset, and t/1/2/3 for various targetting methods... and 'q' for quit.
Let me know if it works for you.
Just came across this interesting project last night. Thanks for this code base involving opencv and dlib. I assume it works with python3 also.
Since I currently have access only to a pi3+picam and not any of the servo/turret stuff, I was wondering if you could give me a quick primer on how to use this code base for doing object tracting and motion tracking and disable/ignore the rest of the functionality. If there is an easy method that you can think of.