sli3 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 27, 2017 10:32 pm
Hi.
Excellent!!!!! so sorry I did not know how to explain it that well =\ for what Im looking for haha....
but what you suggested should be what im looking for.
there is also another sensor that im searching for. It like what they use in the movie, that you can stick on people face ( like a little dot ) then you will be able to use that to map it in 3d face model in a computer. i do not know if this will be too advance for Raspberry pi or not, but if it any type of sensor that can give me a similar results i will give it a try.
thank so much for your reply and helping me out, really appreciate.
This is a very different problem. Search for "motion capture" or "mocap".
The little dots aren't sensors, they are simple markers. They may be retroreflective domes and illuminated by IR light near the camera lens to make them stand out. There are various ways to detect such markers.
You could look at OpenCV which will run on Pi. There is a Python library for it as well. It can do thing like read imaes from a camera, detect bright spots or shapes or colours and calibrate camera views to 3D space.
I think this will be a difficult project and performance of Pi may not be adequate for high quality results. I guess you will need at least 25 fps.
Full body motion will need multiple cameras to triangulate the points abut for facial mocap one camera can give good result for some uses.