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Face Emotion Tracking with Arnold.
(Video above) If you can’t see the player here’s the link: http://vimeo.com/36658578 This assignment tracks facial emotions. Essentially it uses FaceOSCSyphon (improvement by Greg Borenstein which is added features to FaceOSC by Kyle McDonald) ) to track features on the face using any camera. We can use Processing to import this information and have fun with [...]
Research-5 ‘above the neck’ tracking examples.
Research 5 “above the neck” tracking by others. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sPh6-J9wOA The Seeing Machines’ faceAPI, sophisticated face tracking program. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AA_ebIOkYN4 One application of the usage. http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2011-09/creepiest-video-software-ever-substitutes-faces-real-time Face tracking with realtime mapping by Kyle MacDonald and Arturo Castro. http://www.instructables.com/id/Face-detection-and-tracking-with-Arduino-and-OpenC/ Face tracking with moving camera. http://vimeo.com/34442645 Face tracking for makeup artist. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIoGdhkfNVE&feature Face [...]
Skeleton Tracking with Kinect & Processing
-(video above)- If it doesn’t play go to this link: http://vimeo.com/36267446 Skeleton Tracking with Kinect & Processing /* This ‘experimental’ code adds features from Greg Borenstein’s & Dan O’Sullivan’s examples. Skeleton Tracking with semi-voluptuous muscles -Tak Cheung, Computational Cameras 02-06-2012 */ import SimpleOpenNI.*; SimpleOpenNI kinect; float DLUAflip; float DLLAflip; float DRUAflip; float DRLAflip; float dLeftLowerArm; [...]
10 ideas for skeleton tracking with Kinect
10 ideas for skeleton tracking with Kinect (thoughts for class assignment) 1- Built-in to furniture; i.e. Chair – acknowledges user’s moods. Adjusts comfort level. 2- Built-in to products; i.e. Flower Pot – robotic arm moves branches to personified responses of bonsai tree. 3- Built-in to architecture; i.e. Elevator Lobby – detects posture of elderly, pregnant [...]
Web Project Idea
For the dynamic web development class project interest. A message board website that is photo based with dynamic parseable contents. The mode of operation is one can easily identify/log/convey a problem through the use of camera-phones or other digital medium. ‘Smart’ informations like location and time and date and brief caption would be tagged. Most [...]
Hand Tracking with Kinect in Processing
(video) For assignment in Computational Cameras class. We were given the processing code to start with a simple red dot as the tracking marker. The assignment was to change that red circle marker. I found that everything worked! The code given in class was very easy to customize. I plugged in an easing code to [...]
ICM-final-(WorkInProgress)
For my ICM final I wanted to make an application to visualize a live tessellating grid. It needed two components. One window to draw the primary shape and a second window to display the primary shapes repeatedly in a grid. This takes homage from M.C.Esher’s tessellation drawings. This project is currently in its work-in-progress phase. [...]
Sea of Light-Process
This project visualizes the dynamic movement of water through a grid of LEDs and translates the amplitude of sound into simulated gusts of wind. A LED matrix is connected to an accelerometer to detect a level datum in the hopes of simulating a boat floating in water. It is attached to a rounded base with embedded [...]
Playing with Pixels – ICM midterm
This is my Intro to Computational Media Midterm. Using a for() loop inside a for() to chart each color of the pixel and the same to align each square into a grid. Several behaviors are added to each pixel so when moreover it begins to fall, stops at the bottom and changes color.
HeartWave-Media Controller Project-Process
Media Controller – Mid-term Project with Doug Kanter, Engin Ayaz and I. After a few rounds of brainstorming we’ve narrow our project to water as the medium to control and bio-metric feedback as the input that controls the medium. Heartbeat was the first type bio-metric feedback that we tried to tackle (and it became our only). [...]