06-13-2013 08:46 PM
hi may i know how do i detect abuse from kinect using labview? I heard its about comparing the difference between frame. But i am not sure how do i do it. Can anyone help me please. Thank You!:)
06-13-2013 09:23 PM
I don't understand your question. What do you mean by "abuse of kinect"? What frames are you talking about in "comparing difference in frame?"
06-13-2013 09:32 PM
I am actually required to do a project using kinect to detect different types of abuse such as slapping, beating etc. When the abuse is detected the led from the front panel will actually light up. At the same time when the abuse is detected, it will start to record video of the abuse. Sorry for my poor command of english.
06-14-2013 02:51 AM
Hi,
There is a toolkit for the Kinect called Kinesthesia. You can download it via VIPM.
You'll have to do the work of figuring how to detect 'abuse'. Also i don't think the toolkit has a VI to control the LEDs on the kinect. You might have to use the kinect DLL to directly do that.
-CC
06-14-2013 02:59 AM
Usually those types of "abuse" are detected through large amounts of g-force change over a very short time. I haven't seen the kinect toolkit for LabVIEW but if it provides such data, all you have to do is some simple math to implement the above. I believe Kinect accelerometers are configured for 2g and if you're a member of MSDN, you can get one of those SDK (I forget the name, google it) for it that has calls you can make from LabVIEW.
-DP
06-14-2013 03:48 AM
i have got the kinect toolkit 1.0 and the sdk already. I was told to subtract the frame difference. Eg the about to slap position substract with the slap position, but i am not sure how do i do that. Can i have an example? Thanks
06-14-2013 05:45 AM
ok guys i think i've misinterpreted my question....sorry for that. The project that I'm working on is detecting infant abuse at home using kinect. My main question is: do u guys know how to read and capture a certain body/hand posture in labview?
06-15-2013 05:15 AM
Can anyone please help. Thanks
06-15-2013 09:03 AM
If you use Kinect (along with its SDK), it does most of the work of for you of detecting position/etc. Once you get familiar with Kinect API calls, you can easily make those calls from LabVIEW using "Call Library Function Node" under Connectivity menu on block diagrams. In any case, you will certainly have to implement logic & math of detecting such motions - seems like that's what your project work is.
-DP
06-16-2013 08:23 PM
Can you provide me with example codes? I'm still new to the whole labview thing...hence I'm a little clueless...thanks