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[Related Work] Rewritten this project focusing on simplicity #18

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apssouza22 opened this issue May 5, 2021 · 5 comments
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[Related Work] Rewritten this project focusing on simplicity #18

apssouza22 opened this issue May 5, 2021 · 5 comments

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@apssouza22
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apssouza22 commented May 5, 2021

I have completely rewritten this project focusing on simplicity. Everything should work out of the box.
Replaced Openpose by MediaPipe
Removed multiprocessing support
Replaced pynput by pygame
Added Path mapping

https://github.com/apssouza22/smart-drone

@NasrulhaqAbdullah
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Hi @apssouza22. I am currently trying to make the program that was written by @geaxgx running. I have encountered such problems such "AttributeError: 'bytes' object has no attribute 'mvo' at line 962 . Could you give me hints or maybe a way to solve this problem since you managed to simpified the previous program? I'm looking forward for your answer. Thank you

@apssouza22
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Hi @NasrulhaqAbdullah the reason I created the simplified version was because I couldn't make this project work. This project many libraries that require Linux and I use mac. I recommend to use my version since it should work out of the box and have more features than this project

@NasrulhaqAbdullah
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sure I'll look into your project. Btw is it possible to run your project with openpose instead of mediapipe?

@apssouza22
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The project is well structured and you can swap things if you like. In your case, you need a wrapper for Openpose as we have it for Mediapile https://github.com/apssouza22/smart-drone/blob/master/common/mediapipewrapper.py

However, you will have to follow the Official Openpose docs to install it on your OS and extend OpenPose's functionality to Python.

If you manage to do all that, let me know.

@NasrulhaqAbdullah
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sure will do! mind if I write you email?

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