Wireless camera for Convolutional Neural Networks
Soon i will start working on a project that requires me to classify different objects using CNN (Convolutional Neural Networks) and track it using a drone. The camera i need should stream live video on FHD at @60. I searched a lot especially the go pro's camera but i didn't find anything related to how many frames during live stream. Hope you can suggest me some cameras.
camera computer-vision conv-neural-network gopro
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Soon i will start working on a project that requires me to classify different objects using CNN (Convolutional Neural Networks) and track it using a drone. The camera i need should stream live video on FHD at @60. I searched a lot especially the go pro's camera but i didn't find anything related to how many frames during live stream. Hope you can suggest me some cameras.
camera computer-vision conv-neural-network gopro
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
add a comment |
Soon i will start working on a project that requires me to classify different objects using CNN (Convolutional Neural Networks) and track it using a drone. The camera i need should stream live video on FHD at @60. I searched a lot especially the go pro's camera but i didn't find anything related to how many frames during live stream. Hope you can suggest me some cameras.
camera computer-vision conv-neural-network gopro
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
Soon i will start working on a project that requires me to classify different objects using CNN (Convolutional Neural Networks) and track it using a drone. The camera i need should stream live video on FHD at @60. I searched a lot especially the go pro's camera but i didn't find anything related to how many frames during live stream. Hope you can suggest me some cameras.
camera computer-vision conv-neural-network gopro
camera computer-vision conv-neural-network gopro
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
edited Nov 15 at 6:25
tkausl
8,02912142
8,02912142
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
asked Nov 13 at 5:31
Mohamed Rabah
144
144
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You could use a GoPro camera with a HDMI to USB capture card, this will give you 1080p 30 or 60 fps depending on the resolution and frame rate chosen. I'd look for a OpenMV Cam H7 if possible, the camera is designed for computer vision.
answered Nov 15 at 10:25
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The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
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You could use a GoPro camera with a HDMI to USB capture card, this will give you 1080p 30 or 60 fps depending on the resolution and frame rate chosen. I'd look for a OpenMV Cam H7 if possible, the camera is designed for computer vision.
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The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
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You could use a GoPro camera with a HDMI to USB capture card, this will give you 1080p 30 or 60 fps depending on the resolution and frame rate chosen. I'd look for a OpenMV Cam H7 if possible, the camera is designed for computer vision.
answered Nov 15 at 10:25
konraditurbe
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The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
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You could use a GoPro camera with a HDMI to USB capture card, this will give you 1080p 30 or 60 fps depending on the resolution and frame rate chosen. I'd look for a OpenMV Cam H7 if possible, the camera is designed for computer vision.
answered Nov 15 at 10:25
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You could use a GoPro camera with a HDMI to USB capture card, this will give you 1080p 30 or 60 fps depending on the resolution and frame rate chosen. I'd look for a OpenMV Cam H7 if possible, the camera is designed for computer vision.
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The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
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The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
The HDMI to USB capture card will fix the streaming issue, but what about wireless streaming ??
– Mohamed Rabah
Nov 16 at 6:29
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
@MohamedRabah there's no 1080@60 over WiFi with GoPro.
– konraditurbe
Nov 24 at 12:38
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