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Multi Camera Object detection demo using DLStreamer + OpenVINO
- DLStreamer - https://github.com/dlstreamer/dlstreamer
- Intel based Atom or Core systems
- Ubuntu 22.04 LTS or 20.04 LTS
- Intel GPU Enabled - Recommended to install Edge Insights for Vision from here (https://edgesoftware.intel.com/visioninsights) in order to install drivers and enable Intel GPU's seamlessly
- Docker CE Installed - https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ubuntu/
git clone https://github.com/intel/multi-camera-object-detection.git $HOME/multi-cam
Navigate into the repo and run scripts as below
NOTE: please download any sample videos into the multi-cam folder and give the same path in config.json before running demo
$ ./model_download.sh
$ ./docker_launch.sh
$ ./run_milti_cam.sh- You can use config.json file to modify options as below
- num_cam - number of cameras/streams you want to process for inference
- Inference device - Inference target device can be CPU or GPU (only works if you have enabled/installed iGPU drivers, refer Pre-Requisites section)
- display - display output to screen (yes or no)
- If device=GPU, some times you may encounter X Window Error
- In this case you can ignore and execute "run_multi_cam.sh" script again
NOTE: If you have any quries regarding this project, please use github issues