Managed by Zernov
Hey! This is my own code for creating an AR/MR helmet based on Linux and Python. This thing uses MediaPipe and Cv2 for video streams. I started it only something like 2 months ago, so ain't so good Biggest framerate you can get with this code is around 30, so you should use NASA supercomputer.
(Be sure you are using Python 3.11) Before running this code you should install all dependency, so you can use requirements for that:
pip install -r requirements.txtAfter installing all dependency, you can set config of application.
In the file config.ini you can find some configuration lines:
[Camera]
mode=ps5camera
# 1camera, 2camera, ps4camera (2560x800), ps5camera (3840x1080), camera_off
resolution_w=1280
resolution_h=720
first_camera_id=0
second_camera_id=1
ps5camera_id=0
ps4camera_id=0
rotate_image=False
...Here you can set your camera type.
1camera - 1 USB UVC WEBCam.
2camera - 2 different USB UVC WEBCam's. Just cameras, nothing interesting.
ps4camera - HD (720p) stereo camera, made for Playstation 4. Works with cable and driver
ps5camera - Full HD (1080p) stereo camera for PS5. Doesn't need a cable, but needs driver
camera_off - work without camera (black screen).
In the end of configuration you can turn on/off video recording, GUI, barrel_distortion and web interface:
[Options]
active_interface=True
video_recording=False
tracking_active=True
webserver_active=True
barrel_distortion=FalseThat's it.
After setting up all configuration variables you can check your webcam(s) and directly run this code:
python3.11 AR_HeadSet.pyor
python3 AR_HeadSet.pyAfter starting code up you can check videostream by opening
yourip:5000for example:
localhost:5000Then you should see stream from camera and GUI
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