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Python + Raspberry Pi + Kinect - Anyone Try it?
Has anyone tried using the a kinect on the raspberry pi with OpenCV for vision tracking? If so any good resources or places to start?
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Re: Python + Raspberry Pi + Kinect - Anyone Try it?
Simple google search
https://github.com/xxorde/librekinect from there you can just use openCV kerneling functions and do a tcp connection to the pi |
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I would recommend using libfreenect or OpenNI, both of which have Python wrappers that can be easily used with OpenCV. Personally, I would rather use one of these over the library Arhowk linked because they have a much larger user base and has been well tested.
I have personally used OpenNI on a Raspberry Pi 3 (but I didn't use Python) and it has worked well, apart from some initial issues setting it up. |
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Re: Python + Raspberry Pi + Kinect - Anyone Try it?
Thanks for the help I will have to look into it when I get a chance.
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Re: Python + Raspberry Pi + Kinect - Anyone Try it?
Just curious, what were you planning on using the kinect for?
We had a working kinect system in LabView, but then they made it illegal to control a robot with a kinect in auton, so we haven't pursued it in python |
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