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here is github link: github.com/OwenTheGreenBean/HandTrackingColor/tree/main

Diabolical

I mean, if the FBI isn't there yet, why not?

​@4phrod1tee cough cough

Hi jujan join the discord server and I can see what I can do to help out!

I have created a github repo: github.com/OwenTheGreenBean/HandTrackingColor/tree/main

@@owenobrien8804 thanks

@@owenobrien8804 thank u very much

Thanks for letting me know I updated the link!

@@Xyezed yes it should work exactly the same

Thank you so much!

Thank you for pointing that out switched up the title

yeah, I was really excited to see how he managed to do such a complex task with limited hardware. TL;DR: He didn't. seems like he learned a lot though!! good project

hey, quick question, so we have this high school level competitive UAV team, and we're building it from scratch- which includes the RC(5 channels), and I'm responsible. and the RC is gonna be based on Arduino and NRF24L01, (which is *obviously* why I'm asking you, you're pretty lit at Arduino projects) where do you suggest I start? and how should I study the codes for the Arduino?

Thank you! If you have no experience with coding I would recommend getting the basics for C down and look at examples for NRF specifically. After this I would recommend using two arduinos and there NRF modules and write a program for one of them to send a string and get received from the other. Once you get there integrating other sensor like joysticks and button can be sent similar to the string with some modification. I would focus on sending very basic data from one arduino to the other!

​@@owenobrien8804 great, thanks a lot!!!

@@owenobrien8804 great!! thanks a ton, I would've joined the discord, but unfortunately it's currently banned in Turkey

@@owenobrien8804 thanks a ton! I would've joined the dc group but unfortunately discord is currently banned in Turkey, your advice has a HUGE help for forming the calendar on the remote, thanks again!!

I used the built in camera in my laptop and I communicate the data from the python script to the arduino using serial communication. The serial communication just sends characters which both languages can process.

@@owenobrien8804 Hi thanks for your response, i already managed to make it work, i attached a lego gun to it firing in my face.... not the smartest idea but it works :D Btw not sure if you already know it, there is the ESP32 which has build in bluetooth and wifi conectivity and can run a minified Python script. Probably could be a standalone then. Camera component, lagging for esp32 but can be also buid and can store face ids. (ESP32 is pretty cheap). Have a nice Week!

@@ChibuzorAnigbogu My first experience was with an Arduino starter kit I believe they are one of the best ways to get started. And then from there I watched a lot of videos on how to make stuff with the kit then once you learn enough from videos you have the knowledge to create your own stuff!

@owenobrien8804 okay thanks bruv. Look forward to talking with you

Thank you so much 😁

Hand tracking and some basic circuit python… it’s not that crazy of a project but is a good way to learn

@ it’s just cool to me w vid

Excellent I will start cooking it up!

Thank you! ​@@owenobrien8804

I’ll do the best I can what are you working on/ with

@@owenobrien8804damn, 3 minutes ago. Do you have a discord where we can exchange infos?😅

@ my user name is owen1616 for discord

@@owenobrien8804sent you a friend request :)

@@owenobrien8804sent you a friend request :)

Add the certain Australian painter color pls

That is correct

Another one posted just now!

Yes I plan for it to be the next video where I connect a servo for notifications and add more compact circuitry

@@owenobrien8804 thank you very much. I will try to follow your project and make one myself. Have a nice day

Yes

@@keshavharipersad2024 you don’t?

@@Discipline0777 Apparently I'm missing out on life.

@@keshavharipersad2024 I highly recommend giving it go

@@Discipline0777 This is excellent insight to maximize brain rot, I will consider this into future iterations!! I like the idea of the sliding mechanism, I think I may use a linear actuator for this function.

@@owenobrien8804 a linear actuator would be awesome, if you do continue this project do post it please

I used the open CV library in Python to take read the camera feed and then retrieve brightness values of the pixels, after that I then have an array of characters like ("#", "@", "$", "^", "," ," .") where the values such as "@" are brighter cause they physical take more white pixels to display and the darker ones like "." take up less white pixels. Using this I just associate the light and dark pixels from the camera feed to show different characters in the terminal recreating the image.

@@owenobrien8804 Awesome thank you, I might give it a go

Just you wait until I automate it for online gambling, infinite money haha

The game eventually gets too fast for the setup I have but to implement it to work when speed increases I can put the sensor further up on the screen and slowly decrease the delay to account for the speeding up. I dont dodge the pterodactyls in this version.

@owenobrien8804 if you use 2 sensors on the right side, you could set up a sistem that can calculate the speed at which the game is moving and then can adjust the delay no matter the speed. Not only that but it could even detect a pallet swap therefore it could potentially beat the night

Bruh, its run by a microcomputer and it has a simple eye and movement arm, it's a robot, by your definition all robots are circuits.

it wont work

The version I was using for the screen did not have a nighttime mode but to make it work is as easy as inverting the code color values.

@@bam_marksYour correct! If I had the dinosaur by default stay crouched and then come up when it detects a cactus to jump then this problem can be solved

@@AlatroyX thank you!