- This is the part that would be running on the VR Goggles (RPi server / Phone)
- To Get The Code:
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git clone --branch HUD https://CryptoidCoder/Py-Glasses.git
- This is the part that runs object detection
- To Get The Code:
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git clone --branch Detection https://CryptoidCoder/Py-Glasses.git
- This is the part that has all of my test scripts, and other peoples repos - that I was taking inspiration from
- To Get The Code:
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git clone --branch Testing https://CryptoidCoder/Py-Glasses.git
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Generally there is a
requirements.txtfile, so run the following command to get all the modules: -
pip install -r requirements.txt
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you will often have to create
.envfiles with api keys etc in them -
There should alwasy be a README.md file that will explain anything else though.
Py-Glasses are me trying to use python and openCV to create a sort of smart glasses thing. This is the varient where I am using object detection to do things. There is another repository wher there is a text overlay as a sort of HUD.
This will mainly be centred around a VR headset (The type you put your phone into) and a Raspberry Pi zero W
Ideas so far:
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Use camera(s) on the front of the headset to relay the live images to a webpage,
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The webpage will display the images in the correct format for the phone to see and use in the headset,
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Information will be added to those images,
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And object detection will be used to point out things like stop signs, other people etc.
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Once this is all working, I will try to encorporate my python vitual assistant into it,
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This will probably be controlled by a ring (or something like it) with a joystick.
you will need to download some things in some places, in the branch is a README.md file, it will contain the links to anything you may need to download.
I do not think that there are any requirements.txt files, however there may be, if you are getting import errors, let me know and I can let you know what you need to pip install, otherwise just google the errors.