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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Wildlife photography can be incredibly rewarding. Especially if we use it as an excuse to dabble into Machine Learning using a Raspberry Pi. For this video, I set up an Intel D435 RealSense camera to capture video near a bird feeder. Then, I connected it to a Raspberry Pi, and used Python, OpenCV, and TensorFlow to process the video data and detect when a bird was in the field of view. I also connected a DSLR over USB to the Pi, which I triggered using Python and gPhoto2, whenever a bird was detected. I took some great photos, so here's an overview of the build : bit.ly/36JW8wm
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OMG yay Cisco is back! :)
Cisco has amazing an amazing throat if you catch my drift....
@@tookool5616 why do people have to be weird on the internet?
kinda. this was the last video i worked on (submitted back in september). still mustering energy to actually to come back :)
@@datasith was good to see you and no pressure :) you're ahead of me, mine was submitted way before and is not yet submitted.
@@Davedarko appreciate it, brotha! i shall be looking forward to yours!
hey cisco happy to see ya again hope everythings going well good luck man
Thanks for sharing.
thanks for watching!
Wow, this is cool 😎
glad you enjoyed it!
I was thinking something along these lines fot taking a log of what type of birds show up and when.
Seems like you already did a lot of work for that backburner project of mine !
i don’t get to it in this video. but you can train your own ML model to do the recognition automatically. that would an awesome project!
great
than you!
Ciscooooooooooooooooooooo!
Hey Cisco, I learned all about your networking (well the first two semesters anyway lol) back in high school ;)
haha, glad to hear! 😂
@@datasith unfortunately I forgot most of semester 2.. lol
Then again I was only in it to build and repair networks lol
@@adventureoflinkmk2 brands aside, networking is a fascinating topic. if you get a chance to revisit, go for it!
@@datasith perhaps. Was gonna say my thing is tinkering with computers and electronics.. right now I got a Digital DEC PC I stuffed modern hardware inside of that I'm working on
Cisco..! 💖😏👌
😊
what about some videos with google coral usb stick?
should work the same way, as the one used here. i was surprised how easy it was to install on the Pi and the boost in performance (10 to 60 FPS) was remarkable!
Thought I was going to learn about real sense depth camera.
I've got gcamera2 working on my Raspberry Pi 4 with a Nikon D800. Could I use another camera other than RealSense to trigger motion/object detection? Or does this project require a depth camera?
E.g. I have a spare android phone, or a Wyze Cam2 (with RTMP protocol)
you could simply use motion detection and set the camera to burst
yes, and i could also just go to Ustream and watch live bird cams. yet i chose to do it this way ¯\ _ (ツ) _ /¯
Oh I first but know one cares soooooooooo..... Meh
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