Re: webcam mouse movement = mouseTrap

> That's the same Flavio in both cases Simon ;-)
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> I spotted pyatspi (great) is used which is GNOME only, but IA2 reduces
> the gap evenif no python binding yet.
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> @Flavio: where does pyatspi get used, just for selecting useful
> windows to auto-focus?
> Can we look at the code? Don't be shy about it not looking too neat.
> It works well and polish can follow. ;-)
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> Cheers
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> Steve
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> On 21/05/2008, Simon Judge <simon.judge@...> wrote:
>> Hey Flavio,
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>>  That is fantastic!!!
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>>  Should you be linking up with
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>>  http://blogs.sun.com/wwalker/entry/low_cost_control_of_the
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>>  (from a mail from Steve a while back)?
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>>  I assume since you are using Python and OpenCV it will be able to work
>>  across operating systems?
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>>  I look forward to playing with this, in fact, I'll do it now!
>>
>>  Cheers.
>>
>>  Simon
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>>  -----Original Message-----
>>  From: oats-sig-bounces@...
>>  [mailto:oats-sig-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Flavio Percoco
>>  Premoli
>>  Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2008 4:34 PM
>>  To: oats-sig@...
>>  Subject: [oats-sig] webcam mouse movement = mouseTrap
>>
>>  Greetings!!
>>
>>  I'm working right now in a new project called mouseTrap. It is based in
>>  at-spi and OpenCV libraries using the python programing language.
>>
>>  mouseTrap is an accessibility application to move the mouse pointer with a
>>  web cam and face detect features without using the mouse or keyboard, it
>>  will use the eye track too (working on it ) so there wont be no need to move
>>  the head.
>>
>>  I'm trying to install the vxl library which gives me a compiling error (any
>>  help??) to test the opengazer features and so implement them in mouseTrap.
>>
>>  Well, I won't bother you with a long mail, here are the demo links:
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>>  The first one uses a complete face detection (with require a lot of CPU
>>  usage), the second one is the one that uses the latest improvements where i
>>  changed the complete face detection for a point tracker (less CPU Usage).
>>  Well, I'm working on it, and i hope you like it.
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>>  1) http://www.flaper87.org/files/videos/mouseTrapCam.ogg
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>>  2) OGG: http://www.flaper87.org/files/videos/mouseTrapCam2.ogg
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>>  2) AVI: http://www.flaper87.org/files/videos/mouseTrapCam2.avi
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>>  Thanks for reading
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>>  --
>>  Flavio Percoco Premoli, A.K.A. [Flaper87] http://www.flaper87.org Usuario
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