Dongho Kang
Summary
- Vision Project with PS3 EYE by Dongho Kang
- PS3 EYE Camera
- Gaming webcam
- Developed for PlayStation3.
- No official driver for PC.
- USB2.0
- 80mm x 55mm x 65mm
- High performance
- 640×480 @ 60 Hz
- 320×240 @ 120 Hz
- Why PS3 EYE?
- Super cheap…
- Only $25.
- you should pay more than 10 times for same spec.
- High performance
- Support 60 Hz for 640 x 480 image.
- Better lens & high shutter speed.
- Even higher FPS with custom drivers.
- Appropriate for Vision / Robot Projects.
- CL EYE Platform
- CL EYE Platform Driver
- Windows 7 / Vista / XP
- Third-party commercial (Code Laboratory)
- Free for non-commercial usage
- Only work with one camera.
- CL EYE Platform SDK / Packs
- C# / C++ / Flash / Java…
- Support higher FPS.
- Support multi cameras.
- Recall! – CL EYE Platform
- CL EYE Driver is free but only works with one camera.
- You should pay for… (SDK or Packs)
- Commercial usage.
- Developing SW using EYE camera.
- Using multiple cameras.
- Very limited (almost no) supports by Code Laboratory.
- Why… they do not open their project?
- For Linux Users
- There is a few custom drivers for Linux.
- Driver by Joe Howse.
- https://lkml.org/lkml/2014/12/29/168
- Driver by Tekkotsu.
- http://wiki.tekkotsu.org/index.php/Sony_PlayStation_Eye_driver_install_instructions
- But failed with 640×480 @ 60 Hz in Linux!
- My Projects with PS3 EYE
- Moving Marker Detection
- Project for mobile robot.
- Need high performance. (moving blur!)
- Detect marker’s orientation and position.
- Using OpenCV libraries.
- Forked open source project by Mr.Yang’s Blog – Open Robotics.
- https://github.com/EastskyKang/ OpenCV-CPP-MarkerDetection
- Windows / Linux
- Very simple code!
- Future Works
- Wireless system for vision projects.
- Using Motion? (Linux Program for Video Streaming)
- Requiring no loss and no delay.
- 480p @ 60 Hz in Linux.
- What is the problem?
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