A bit unrelated but I'm in a need for some sort of cat deterrent that will spray water at all cats except mine. Also it would be nice if humans were exempted as well. I haven't done the legwork myself yet, but would this be an appropriate project to check out for this? (As for identifying my cat I've been thinking about alternative solutions such as rfid necklace or something but it is quickly getting past 'quick hac…
Face recognition in images and video with Python
11–20 of 29 posts
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#12Can it track eye movements? A cheap eye tracker would be awesome so all the window's i'm looking at are in focus.
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#13Pyimagesearch is great. I'm just a tinkerer / hobbyist in the computer vision space, but this is a site I come to time and again to get up to speed on topics that just seem harder elsewhere.
edit: fwiw - I've been playing with motion detection / background subtraction https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2015/05/25/basic-motion-detect...
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#14A bit unrelated but I'm in a need for some sort of cat deterrent that will spray water at all cats except mine. Also it would be nice if humans were exempted as well. I haven't done the legwork myself yet, but would this be an appropriate project to check out for this? (As for identifying my cat I've been thinking about alternative solutions such as rfid necklace or something but it is quickly getting past 'quick hac…
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#15We released a C/C++ computer vision library (Python binding to follow) earlier this month which let you perform face recognition at Real-time from IoT or Raspberry PI devices. The library is dependency free, cross platform and should compile fine on most modern architectures with a C compiler. https://github.com/symisc/sod
I read through the readme and don't recall any references to identifying text, so I was wondering if and where a separation between OCR and CV might exist in the development process?
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#16A bit unrelated but I'm in a need for some sort of cat deterrent that will spray water at all cats except mine. Also it would be nice if humans were exempted as well. I haven't done the legwork myself yet, but would this be an appropriate project to check out for this? (As for identifying my cat I've been thinking about alternative solutions such as rfid necklace or something but it is quickly getting past 'quick hac…
Check this video out for ideas(guy used ML/servo controlled squirt gun to get rid of squirrels from his bird house) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPgqfnKG_T4
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#17[1] https://github.com/scanner-research/scanner
[2] https://scanner-research.github.io/scannertools/#face-detect...
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#18Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#19We released a C/C++ computer vision library (Python binding to follow) earlier this month which let you perform face recognition at Real-time from IoT or Raspberry PI devices. The library is dependency free, cross platform and should compile fine on most modern architectures with a C compiler. https://github.com/symisc/sod
Speaking as someone with limited and theoretical knowledge of computer vision, does CV usually overlap with Optical Character Recognition (OCR)? I read through the readme and don't recall any references to identifying text, so I was wondering if and where a separation between OCR and CV might exist in the development process?
Re: Face recognition in images and video with Python
#20A bit unrelated but I'm in a need for some sort of cat deterrent that will spray water at all cats except mine. Also it would be nice if humans were exempted as well. I haven't done the legwork myself yet, but would this be an appropriate project to check out for this? (As for identifying my cat I've been thinking about alternative solutions such as rfid necklace or something but it is quickly getting past 'quick hac…