One of the big issues I've been working on has been translating OpenCV detection points to BabylonJS coordinates. Up to this point, I've had some success getting a marker to track an object. I decided to take a look at the JSArtoolkit5 examples and see what I could glean from them. The idea was to …
Headset FOV
I was asked about the FOV for each of the headsets. Haori I call this the Johnny Mnemonic and is the one I'm using the most right now. It has 50-degree FOV.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C2B22GG/ Mad Gaze Glow I call this the Roy Orbison and has a 53-degree FOVhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08G1H7X61 Chengzi This has the same viewscreen used by the …
QR Code Reader and Catalog RaspberryPi Part 1
I have a storage room, garage, and a workspace. I'm planning to use this to catalog everything from collectibles, Christmas decorations, electronics, leather works, models, research materials, and more. I want to be able to search for items I need and find where they are located in my massive collections. A while back I wanted …
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Architecture Rewrite
I'd taken the Serinda project and split it out into a basic project so I could convert the Python work over to Javascript so all of the work is processed on the front-end. I don't want to remove all of the work I've done so right now the branch I'm working on is all of …
SERINDA Optics Update
The last couple weeks have been pretty focused on the 3D GUI/HUD (we'll just call it HUD from now on). I already have LeapMotion integration, OpenCV integration, and BabylonJS integration. All three are separate pieces. With the HUD I wanted to make sure I had pieces in place so that the OpenCV detection coordinates could …