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Thanks to everyone who submitted a video for the first-ever Show Off event at PDC05. We had 25 submissions in the space of just a few weeks. To view all of the submissions, look for videos tagged with showoff.
/cameraFlow Labyrinth
brains-N-brawn LLC
Length: 2:20
Shown at PDC05: Yes
This is a simulation of the Wooden Labyrinth game. It uses a web cam attached to a slate Tablet PC to recreate the tilt experience.
Credits
- casey chesnut
Tools used
- Tablet PC
- VS 2005 Beta 2
- C#
- Managed DirectX
- Intel OpenCV
- SharperCV
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The Discussion
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Manip Very impressive. It would be helpful if you could disable the 3D tilting board on the screen, as it's confusing when you tilt the entire tablet, you then have the image within the tablet tilt too...
PS - Video length is inaccurate. -
Lundberg I agree, very cool! To bad not everyone has one of those gadgets =) -
confuzatron I must admit? It's pretty clever? The way he used, an Intel computer vision library?
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kcchesnut Manip, its configurable so you can turn the game board tilt off. there is a checkbox on the options dialog (currently checked) that says something like 'tilt board' ... just uncheck that. -
smnbss where can i dowload it for my desktop pc ???
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kcchesnut the article and source code is at
http://www.brains-N-brawn.com/cameraFlow/
on a desktop pc you can control it with your mouse or use a tethered web cam. for a web cam, you probably want to invert the cam controls ... and the option dialog has a setting for that, because thats how i tested it during development -
PDC 2005 Show Off This submission was voted #2 at the PDC05 Show Off event.