Automatic Visual Tracking System

Name: Automatic Visual Tracking System
Uploaded: 2016-05-06T01:26:43+00:00
Duration: 54 s
Channel: Richard Li
Description: Short demonstration of a visual-tracking "sentry gun" project that uses a Pixi camera, an Arduino Uno, and two servos (pan and tilt) to track the color…

6 May 2016 · 1 min

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Short demonstration of a visual-tracking "sentry gun" project that uses a Pixi camera, an Arduino Uno, and two servos (pan and tilt) to track the color and position of an object (demonstrated with a red box). The presenter shows the camera and servos moving to follow left/right/up/down movements and mentions a computer program that visualizes the tracked object's location.

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The project is the visual tracking sentry gun. We're using a couple of components. The first is the Pixi camera. The second is the Arduino Uno. Then we have two servos. One is a pan servo, and the other is a tilt servo. As you can see, the purpose of our project is to capture the color of an object and have the camera track it. So, as you can see, if I move the red box that I'm using as an example to the left, it moves left. If I move it to the right, it moves right. If I move it up, it moves up. If I move it down, it moves down. You can also keep track of the visual tracking on the computer as well. Through the program, it'll show you exactly where the object you're tracking is getting tracked. It.