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Brick Scanner Project - DarkestShadowsX - Jan-07-2018
I want to make a script like in this video that "Scans Bricks" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lZ9rSZwDzE
I would use a raspberry pi 3, and a "pi cam" I have adequate experience with programming and logic concepts, but minimal experience with python itself. I have enough bricks to build anything needed. I have looked at OpenCV, but that looks really complicated.
Questions: How can I start to program using the pi camera? Can I use OpenCV? Is this project to hard for a noob like me?
Thanks for any help!
RE: Brick Scanner Project - Larz60+ - Jan-08-2018
OpenCv is one choice, but there are others.
You can look here and examine the options: https://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=search&term=computer+vision&submit=search
You will also need to consider motor control and more.
RE: Brick Scanner Project - DarkestShadowsX - Jan-08-2018
(Jan-08-2018, 01:30 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: OpenCv is one choice, but there are others.
You can look here and examine the options: https://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=search&term=computer+vision&submit=search
You will also need to consider motor control and more.
This looks like an extensive library! I looked at ftdetect 1.0.0.
Maybe I could use angle detection and corner detection to identify pieces!
Right now I am just trying to make the program, but if this works I will have to use some sort of communication to the nxt brick.
