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This demo shows off the OpenCV Patch from kineme.net. It tracks where the user clicks, and draws lines connecting the points.

It also makes use of a few other custom patches for simplicity.

After the background is blanked, rapid motion causes it to slowly lose tracking, causing the jumbled mess of lines. Better lighting addresses this, but I left it in for artistic effect.

You can find the composition here: kineme.net/OpenCVPatch20080207beta#comment-988 (you'll need an account to access stuff that's in beta)

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  • hob 1 year ago
    oh wow. that's amazing. OpenCV is coming in Snow Leopard, am I right? Or is it already out there?
  • David Stolarsky 1 year ago
    You're thinking of OpenCL. OpenCV is a computer vision library maintained by Intel that's been around for quite some time
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  • Christopher Wright 1 year ago
    It's not in snow leopard -- we wrote the opencv patch. It's still in beta, but it's freely available if you sign up for an account on kineme.net/ -- be sure to enable the beta tester check box! :)
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  • Philipp 7pc 1 year ago
    Hm, veeery cool. But still, as I'm running on little Tigger, I'll be thanking you for posting the composition later on ;]
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  • bernardo varela 1 year ago
    amazing!
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