Holomat Tutorial Part 2
🕑 Added 2024-04-29 04:16:46 +0000 UTCHere is the next part of the Holomat tutorials, where we make sci-fi tech come to life.
Learn the calibration pipeline for the holomat and implement hand tracking with your projector!
Welcome to our exclusive Patreon series where you delve into camera calibration for robotics applications. Whether you're a hobbyist, a student, or a budding developer, this project is your gateway to understanding and implementing cutting-edge computer vision techniques.
Skip the tutorial and run the code: https://github.com/Concept-Bytes/Holomat
What You'll Learn:
CV2 camera calibration: Learn to orient your camera in 3d space in order to project images that are sized and oriented correctly.
Fundamentals of Computer Vision: Grasp the basics of processing and analyzing images with OpenCV, the leading library for computer vision applications.
Real-Time Video Processing: Learn how to handle video streams in real time. We'll cover everything from capturing video from a webcam to manipulating these live video feeds in Python.
Advanced Hand Tracking: Dive deep into MediaPipe, a state-of-the-art framework that enables developers to build complex vision applications easily. Understand how to detect and track human hand movements dynamically, identifying various landmarks on the hand.
Practical Coding Skills: Enhance your coding skills as you work through real-world problems, debugging, and optimizing your code to work efficiently.
Comments
THIAGOtroll PATO
omg that photo of me its like from nine billion yeras ago
THIAGOtroll PATO
this
Alexander Jones
yh there is. go to his tiktok and the link in his bio. there is one called "get your own setup" or smth it will take you to amazon with links to the products.
Designer123
No Just follow part 3 code that is him actually making the holomat the other tutorials are just teaching important stuff about the holomat so you can make your own apps with it
Christian Welgs
did you find it? I cannot find it
Designer123
yeah i need access to it to
Farhad
this code is basically obselete, you should look at part 3 for an easier way to calibrate. or you can look at my github for an even easier version hehehe https://github.com/FARH4D/holomat-homography
Etzel Andrade
Hello, why has the github calibration file been deleted, could you help me?
Kane Music
Is the repository for pt2 and pt3 the same now for the holomat? The camera calibration is in the pt3 link but not the same set up as your original pt2 video. Am I missing something on how to find the full code for pt2.
Jon Paul
I've been doing it on OSX, there is some differences but I could see the only issue being some minor dependencies/syntax differences. An easier plug and play may be a NUC running windows to better align with the tutorials. I have to nug through Homebrew and a lot of workarounds for UNIX, but got jarvos running with minimal issues. Granted I'm still working through holomat on my Mac but will try to switch it to either a nuc or or pi at some point. I'm total novice so take it with a grain of salt I suppose! Lol 🥴
Matteo
Can i use a wifi projector?
Matteo
Can i put that program on a raspberry instead of using pc?
Jainayro George
Im looking for this too. I think this should be the 1st thing
Jainayro George
Hi, is there a shoppinglist of everything you need to create this project, before starting to write the code????
Spyder Flag Check
When you mean skip tutorial and run the code, is that code already done and can be set up plug and play style or do we need to do exactly what your doing in that python software? I belive I downloaded everything but trying to make sense of what o should do
James Mercuri
if the camera had a higher framrate then yeah it should.
pp plus
awesome project exited to hear more
pp plus
Would a better camera for hand tracking make it run smoother?
Russ M
What kind of hardware do I need to run for this? Can you please list them out?
Stoo
Maybe I've missed it but is there a parts list anywhere? :)
Oronde
Thank so much for sharing this project. I plan on building my system soon, just working on the parts list. Is there a type of camera you recommend? I was looking at gesture control, tracking cameras. Thoughts?
Courtney Lomax
It says "No images found" when running calibration.py
Halil Sevim
Can we use a camera like Kinect 360 and add more features? I guess Kinect 360 is not 1080P, but is it compatible with the system?
nicola lorandi
what camera and projector are you using?
Alexandru Solomon
you have to change mp.hands.HAND_CONNECTIONS too mp_hands.HAND_CONNECTIONS)
Halil Sevim
How can I solve this problem? Is the mediapipe version wrong or which one should I install? I'm using Python 3.11.7 INFO: Created TensorFlow Lite XNNPACK delegate for CPU. C:\Users\Jarvis\anaconda3\envs\Lib\site-packages\google\protobuf\symbol_database.py:55: UserWarning: SymbolDatabase.GetPrototype() is deprecated. Please use message_factory.GetMessageClass() instead. SymbolDatabase.GetPrototype() will be removed soon. warnings.warn('SymbolDatabase.GetPrototype() is deprecated. Please ' Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\Users\Jarvis\Desktop\Projects\Holomat-main\run.py", line 43, in mp_drawing.draw_landmarks(warped_image, hand_landmarks, mp.hands.HAND_CONNECTIONS) ^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: module 'mediapipe' has no attribute 'hands'
Jonathan Luna
I'm extatic, waiting on a short throw projector in the process being shipped then I can catch up with the lesson!
Gil Henrique Penner
What’s the brightness of your protector? For one off of Amazon and it’s very shitty hehe
Deacon Frost
I think everyone just appreciates the work you put in. Thanks for all the hard work.
Kevin Coda
Mine does too. 😂 Hoping to build a simple application that should make calibration much easier
Deacon Frost
Awesome video! Not going to lie my head hurts after all that 😂 Going to need multiple viewings