I’ve been adding to the Talking Pixels application a real-time motion detection algorithm.
You add an area, you set the motion sensor sensibility and then you assign a script. Here are some examples with basic midi commands.
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Pretty cool. I could see this being used as buttons that changed based on application. For example I use PS alot and if you use a tablet you have to set the stylus down so you can do things that require hotkeys. I would love to be able to bind your (mints?) to be copy and the one next to it be paste.
Just a thought, Keep it up!
Your idea is interesting. You can print a paper with some “virtual” buttons, place it near the tablet, point the webcam to it, assign motion areas to them and bind global keyboard shortcuts to them.
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repetitive motion can cause carpal lmao
That why I’ve added a basic script engine
Motion sensors are very helpful when you wish to check movement in a particular area, infrared motion sensors are usually the best. *~ medical