This is very similar to when I used OpenCV to read the angle of a cardboard knob I pinned on the wall in my office to change the volume on Spotify!
This is very similar to when I used OpenCV to read the angle of a cardboard knob I pinned on the wall in my office to change the volume on Spotify!
That is a super cool idea! Kinda sad that it doesn’t make much sense outside of a very particular use case scenario. Much more practical to mount a potentiometer to the wall for any sort of fixed installation.
It might be cool adapt for a mobile office setup where you’re only present in one location for a few days but still want some automated creature comforts.
Cf. https://dynamicland.org/
> Dynamicland is a nonprofit research lab creating a humane dynamic medium.
> What that means is a way for real people in the real world to explore ideas together, not just with words and pictures, but with computation.
They're doing stuff like that.
lol that’s great and not that useless at all. I could see using Lego and opencv to create adhoc control boards for some fun hacking.