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Is it possible to have object detection with OpenCV ?

The goal is to follow an object with the arm to take it.

Thank you.

 

Hi 

I sometimes ( not always ) get some strange errors in the Arduino service.

I think it is some type of timing issue.

Using this little script sometimes reproduce the error. 

Good evening Dave.
Long time ago I have installed this sensor but never used it in interraction with other services.
Don't know if the method I used is a good method but worky great !

this is the code about pir and timer

I add the possibility to view a virtual 3d InMoov from the inMoov service.

To view it, you have to add in your inMoov script

i01.startVinMoov()

and

i01.stopVinMoov()

to stop viewing it.

The 3d model should mimic what your real inMoov is doing.
The model probably still needs some adjustment but is looking good.
The fingers and eyes are not working yet

#here is my full script
 
 
from java.lang import String
import threading
import time
import random
from org.myrobotlab.net import BareBonesBrowserLaunch
##
import urllib, urllib2
import json
 
from datetime import datetime
#######################
import io
import itertools
import textwrap
import codecs

Not that kind of Cereal.  
Serializing is when you squish information into a tiny stream of 1s and 0s.  The great thing about it, is it allows you to send this information over little pipes and wires !   You can move information around. You can make things change remotely. What are we waiting for ?

Last week I manage to get a 3d model of InMoov taking the position in synch of my InMoov. So let me explain how I did it

I start with the VinMoov model that Gareth post some time ago. Unfortunatly, I did not manage to be able to move it's armature (or did not found how to do). So I try something else

in Blender, I disasemble the VinMoov and saved each robot part that represent my DHLink in IK individually. I modify the part slightly so the origin of the part (rotation point) is at 0,0,0. I then export the part using OGRExml exporter.

Today I tested if it ws possible to use the small esp8266-01 together with two i2c boards to make a gamepad. It worked pretty well, except that I need to figure out why the response is slow. Probably due to the rest API, but it could also be some waiting for the A/D conversion.