I have a Wachendorff/Topcon display that I am programming in CoDeSys, and I'd like to use openCV.
Is it possible to run the CoDeSys openCV library on devices like this?
It has a composite video input that I can receive a camera feed from.
My goal is to find the easiest way to track an object's distance from the camera and its left/right angle.
I can define the object physically.
Example:
It will likely be a flat metal rectangle plate, painted a bright color. Then I need to determine the position of the rectangle as it moves forward and backward 1-10 feet, and also left and right as much as 3-5 feet.
Thoughts?
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2020-02-11
Originally created by: fk5
Does the CoDeSys OpenCV library work on any non Raspberry Pi hardware?
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Originally created by: fk5
I have a Wachendorff/Topcon display that I am programming in CoDeSys, and I'd like to use openCV.
Is it possible to run the CoDeSys openCV library on devices like this?
It has a composite video input that I can receive a camera feed from.
My goal is to find the easiest way to track an object's distance from the camera and its left/right angle.
I can define the object physically.
Example:
It will likely be a flat metal rectangle plate, painted a bright color. Then I need to determine the position of the rectangle as it moves forward and backward 1-10 feet, and also left and right as much as 3-5 feet.
Thoughts?
Originally created by: fk5
Does the CoDeSys OpenCV library work on any non Raspberry Pi hardware?