Jetson Xavier NX Lesson 12: Intelligent Scanning for Objects of Interest

In this Video Tutorial we show how a camera on a pan/tilt control system can be programmed to search for an object of interest, and then track it when found.  Our system has two independent camera systems, and each can track a separate item of interest independently. The code is written in python, using the OpenCV library. The video takes you through the lesson step-by-step, and then the code is included below for your convenience.

If you want to play along at home, we are using the Jetson Xavier NX, which you can pick up HERE. You will also need to of the bracket/servo kits, which you can get HERE, and then two Raspberry Pi Version two cameras, available HERE.

 

AI on the Jetson Nano LESSON 53: Object Detection and Recognition in OpenCV

In this video lesson we learn how to use the NVIDIA Jetson Inference tools for detect objects in a live video. The software developed in this lesson is included below for your convenience.

 

Robotics Training LESSON 8: Setting Speed of the Smart Car

In this lesson we show how to program the speed of the Elegoo Smart Car Version 3.0 using the Infrared (IR) remote control. We take you through the process of using the remote step-by-step, and for your convenience we include the code below. If you want to play along at home, you can pick up your gear HERE.

 

Jetson Xavier NX Lesson 11: Independently Tracking Different Objects in Different Cameras

In this video lesson we show how two Raspberry Pi cameras can independently track to different objects of interest. As a demonstration, we track on two different colors, with pan/tilt servo systems adjusting to keep the object of interest in the center of the field of view.

In this project we are using the Jetson Xavier NX, which you can pick up HERE. You will also need to of the bracket/servo kits, which you can get HERE, and then two Raspberry Pi Version two cameras, available HERE.

 

Low Cost High Quality Studio for Online and Distance Learning or Electronic School Using OBS

In this video lesson we show you how to create a high quality, easy to use, low cost studio for streaming from a classroom. We show how to install a powerful, free piece of software that will do everything you need. We show how to set up the software and how to use it for a number of different simple shots.

The minimum you will need is a simple WEB cam. The one we recommend is the Logitech High Definition, available HERE.

Next up, you will need some form of greenscreen. You can paint a wall behind you green, you can put green butcher paper behind you, or just about anything that will put a solid green background behind you. A convenient method if the budget allows is an actual green screen, available HERE.

Now, to take your production quality to the next level, the best thing you can do is get a quality microphone. I really like the Yeti, and that is what I use. You can get yours HERE.

This gear will give you what you need to do really nice live streams. If the budget allows the final thing that is really nice is a good set of studio lights, which you can gere HERE.

Making The World a Better Place One High Tech Project at a Time. Enjoy!