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How to capture 30fps with Kurokesu cameras in David-3D

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on 2019-04-22 4 Comments
How to capture 30fps with Kurokesu cameras in David-3D

When talk comes about 3D scanning everybody knows David-3D software. It’s a pity but it lacks trivial camera control options like selecting MJPEG mode and stuck in YUYV uncompressed mode, this limits performance to low frame rate (about 5 fps). David-3D software does not like it and refuses to scan. It was an issue and […]

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Pedestrian detection using YOLOv3

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on 2018-12-10 8 Comments
Pedestrian detection using YOLOv3

Owning a quality camera can be fairly useful by itself. Video stream can provide a lot of information not easily comprehendable by just using various sensors. However, not always there is a human eye to make a sense of it. Therefore, additional algorithms can be implemented to provide a lot of insights automatically. A lot […]

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Heatmap motion analysis of autonomous robot

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on 2016-10-24 7 Comments
Heatmap motion analysis of autonomous robot

I have always wanted to ease my daily life and obtain vacuum robot. Many things were stopping for a while, but finally found a local company which provides demo units so could not resist taking one for a spin. What a good chance to run some computer vision processing algorithms to analyze it! Seen few […]

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Measuring minimal and maximal microscope magnification and zoom ratio

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on 2016-09-05 0 Comments
Measuring minimal and maximal microscope magnification and zoom ratio

Magnification ratio is one of many parameters to describe optical instrument – microscope in this case. Magnification ratio usually comes along with zoom range. These terms are often being misused. In this post I will measure zoom range and magnification ratio of monocular video microscope lens and stereo inspection microscope (Konus #5424) head. Despite being […]

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Any CS-mount camera deserves autofocus!

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on 2016-08-08 22 Comments
Any CS-mount camera deserves autofocus!

I have been working on open-sourced motorized zoom lens for a while. Probably there is no need to mention benefits of having motorized zoom/focus lens on a regular CS type camera. Even greater value comes by having auto-focus capability. This feature is being calculated on host computer and does not consume lot of resources. Many […]

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Exploring and displaying USB video with GraphEdit

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on 2016-08-04 5 Comments
Exploring and displaying USB video with GraphEdit

GraphEdit is a little known tool distributed with Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) and allows exploring camera settings and video rendering filters. A copy of old version (which worked just fine without installing whole SDK) can be found wildly on the internet. Besides ability of tinkering with options it is much more advanced tool […]

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