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资源说明：Image Recognition software paired with a lightweight server & and some 120VAC Hardware control to automate Cornell University's PopShop Co-working Space. http://www.popright.in
About the PopShop ================= The PopShop is a co-working space in Ithaca, NY, started by a group of entrepreneurial Cornell University students to encourage interdisciplinary hacking and general awesomeness. In April 12, we held an all-night hack-a-thon, where we built this system for controlling the space's lighting and music using gestures mapped against the walls and table. This entire system was built between 4PM on 4/17 and 8AM on 4/18. Learn more about the PopShop: http://www.popright.in Like the PopShop on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/poprightin Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/poprightin Hack-the-PopShop Info ===================== Image Recognition software paired with a lightweight server and some 120VAC Hardware control is used to automate Cornell University's PopShop Co-working Space. A MATLAB script grabs webcam images off the PopShop's streaming video feed, which captures a table and wall control grid. The Matlab script uses thresholding to ID when certain features are modified. For the lights, serial commands are sent to an arduino which controls a 120VAC Relay. For the music, a lightweight server initializes a connection between the computer running MATLAB, and another computer on the network that control's the PopShop's tunes. The MATLAB code runs on the computer connected the arduino. The server code is run on a Mac - running >= OSX 10.5 - on the same network as the computer running the MATLAB code. Contributers ============ Jeremy Blum: Hardware Hacker Jason Wright: Matlab/Image Processing Hacker Sam Sinensky: Network/Math Hacker Open Source License =================== These files are distributed under the GNU GPL Open Source License. Further information can be found in the LICENSE.md file.
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