I AM LEGEND! It took a little while for me to realize that the servos move the background in the image rather than the object of interest. With that understanding, it was easier to determine whether to increment or decrement the tilt angle as the OOI is moved. Thanks for another most-excellent lesson Paul.
Thanks for another great lesson. My Pi3 is not up to the task of advanced OpenCV so I will be on the sidelined for the rest of the lessons. Thanks Paul for all you do.
Great content, Paul! I have been having to spend time troubleshooting my servos after assembly…… twice, since I bought 2 kits because the kits now come with the hat not having all the male connectors. Anyway, I digress. So now, my servos are not functioning consistently. So, I am thinking that the screw that goes into the shaft of the servos is too large, causing too much torque necessary to seat the screw. I am searching for another screw size in my stockpile of extra parts. I am just letting you know that I haven’t joined the circus:) My time has been limited lately to join in the premier chat.
Hello sir, Could you make lecture on frequency filter through raspberry pi . if it possible. thanks in advance sir😊 .if it is there please provide link
Fabulous, I have been following these lessons since lesson 45 and have enjoyed all but today you hit it out of the park! I do have one question my down tilt won’t go the full 30 degrees so I will stop it at 25 degrees will this be alright, or should I fix it?
Sadly the pan servo didn't survive a lag event. It went all the way then tried to keep going. Sunfounder should consider metal gear servo for this maybe?
Hey Paul, I almost finished your arduino series and just picked up a pi3...yay!! What I wanted to ask you, though, is would you be willing to do a video on how you brew your coffee pretty, please? I am very curious as to how you do it. I've been experimenting with hot brew/cold bvrew but wanted to know what you are doing.
On the coffee, I make a strong double shot of espresso. Then I have a glass that is filled to the top with ice. I pour the very hot double espresso over the ice. In a few moments, as the ice melts, the espresso becomes diluted, creating a wonderfully drinkable beverage, as the coffee becomes cold, the ice melting slows, and the beverage strength and temperature stabilizes. Really, it just works out perfectly. I had looked into cold brew at one point, but seems to take a huge amount of coffee to make one.
Because the raspberry pi does not have the processing power to process the frames faster. To go faster we would need to go to a platform with a GPU, like the Jetson Nano.
I AM LEGEND! It took a little while for me to realize that the servos move the background in the image rather than the object of interest. With that understanding, it was easier to determine whether to increment or decrement the tilt angle as the OOI is moved. Thanks for another most-excellent lesson Paul.
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Hello Paul,
Thanks for the lesson. I managed to complete the homework assignment.
Greetings from Ede in the Netherlands.
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Thanks for another great lesson. My Pi3 is not up to the task of advanced OpenCV so I will be on the sidelined for the rest of the lessons. Thanks Paul for all you do.
Excellent work Paul, what a great lesson this one was
I'm trying to get caught up with the rest of the lessons...Blessing.
After a few tries, works as intended!
Extraordinary lesson
Thanks Paul. This above cool!
Thanks Paul!
Great content, Paul! I have been having to spend time troubleshooting my servos after assembly…… twice, since I bought 2 kits because the kits now come with the hat not having all the male connectors. Anyway, I digress. So now, my servos are not functioning consistently. So, I am thinking that the screw that goes into the shaft of the servos is too large, causing too much torque necessary to seat the screw. I am searching for another screw size in my stockpile of extra parts. I am just letting you know that I haven’t joined the circus:) My time has been limited lately to join in the premier chat.
Cool video. Have u ever tried working with the BBC micro:bit? Could u do a video series on that next?
Hello sir, Could you make lecture on frequency filter through raspberry pi . if it possible. thanks in advance sir😊 .if it is there please provide link
Fabulous, I have been following these lessons since lesson 45 and have enjoyed all but today you hit it out of the park! I do have one question my down tilt won’t go the full 30 degrees so I will stop it at 25 degrees will this be alright, or should I fix it?
It does not need to point down that far. Mainly it will be going side to side and pointing up.
Thanks Paul!
Sadly the pan servo didn't survive a lag event. It went all the way then tried to keep going. Sunfounder should consider metal gear servo for this maybe?
Turns out the servo from the Raphael kit works pretty well. You just need to change the arm too
Hey Paul, I almost finished your arduino series and just picked up a pi3...yay!! What I wanted to ask you, though, is would you be willing to do a video on how you brew your coffee pretty, please? I am very curious as to how you do it. I've been experimenting with hot brew/cold bvrew but wanted to know what you are doing.
On the coffee, I make a strong double shot of espresso. Then I have a glass that is filled to the top with ice. I pour the very hot double espresso over the ice. In a few moments, as the ice melts, the espresso becomes diluted, creating a wonderfully drinkable beverage, as the coffee becomes cold, the ice melting slows, and the beverage strength and temperature stabilizes. Really, it just works out perfectly. I had looked into cold brew at one point, but seems to take a huge amount of coffee to make one.
@Paul McWhorter wow!! I definitely have to try that!! Thanks very much Paul. Quentin
@Paul McWhorter yes on the cold brew it does take a lot of beans to make it. But it does taste amazing too
Hi Paul, hope you prefer this new video, containing camera actions: th-cam.com/video/APo7wCsxRyc/w-d-xo.html
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Why are the frames per second only 9-14? That cannot be good to track faster moving objects.
Because the raspberry pi does not have the processing power to process the frames faster. To go faster we would need to go to a platform with a GPU, like the Jetson Nano.
@@paulmcwhorter Thank you.
Here is the homework for this lesson. Link: th-cam.com/video/Pjj43rLpaEk/w-d-xo.html
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Homework: th-cam.com/video/HORefLn4NmQ/w-d-xo.html
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