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Your webcam has a built-in server? Wow. Which is this? I wasn't as interested in the security cam aspect as much as how much Mathematica can do with relatively
by nswanberg 16y ago
Your webcam has a built-in server? Wow. Which is this?
I wasn't as interested in the security cam aspect as much as how much Mathematica can do with relatively little code, but I'd like to point out a couple of things about actually using this:
1) Not sure what kind of camera/server you have, but it would probably have to run this not yet released version of the Mathematica kernel, which you would have to buy. If that works, great.
2) If that doesn't work, there is another company called Vitamin D that has released software that works in a similar way. http://www.vitamindinc.com/ http://www.vitamindinc.com/ A single-camera version is free.
(Fans of On Intelligence author Jeff Hawkins might note that this technology is directly based off of his theory of how the mind works. Cool stuff.)
- heyrhett 16y agoWe sell video cameras with built-in linux servers at http://cam.ly http://cam.ly . They are commonly known as IP cameras. Without a service plan, they start at $150, and they run busybox. Ours already do intruder/motion detection on the cameras.
- nl 16y agoDealextreme has them for under $100. They are actually cooler than it sounds - the cams have a motorized mount which you control via a browser. My other post in this thread links to a motion detector I wrote for one: http://pastebin.com/zXexPwSi http://pastebin.com/zXexPwSi