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The tracking is a little slow, but it almost seems able to anticipate her stepping into the field of view.
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The tracking is a little slow, but it almost seems able to anticipate her stepping into the field of view.
Ah ok - thank you!
Yeah tracking does need to speed up - can only get a few frames per second using YOLO - it works to get her but the frame rate means following isn’t great - working on using YOLO for object detection at a lower frame rate and then a correlation tracker in between to speed this up a bit. But it has already made her very happy which is the main thing
im same smiling from this video !!! thanks for interesting job
Yeah that video makes me smile every time I watch it - makes doing projects like this worthwhile when you get that kind of joy!
To help anyone that is looking to build this there is now a full Bill of Materials and Equipment Breakdown Structure on github here
What started off as a simple project has ended up with 544 parts, 157 different parts, 35 of which are custom designed 3D printed ones!
Enjoy!
Got featured on hackaday - wasn’t really intended as a sprinkler but