Here's my first experience using the Ventuno-Q:
Today I received a 3D depth camera: Orbbec Astra Pro Plus.
This camera has a USB connector (USB-A, 3.0) and can therefore be easily connected to the Ventuno-Q
This is my working place:
left: my solder station, front: Uno-Q, Ventuno-Q, modulinos, behind: two MIPI/CSI cameras, USB docking stick, right: keyboard
Here in a 5-minute video I demonstrate how to open an example project using the App Lab:
The application is an example AI program that uses a 3D depth camera to display objects.
You can adjust the sensitivity settings to filter objects based on their size.
This example uses a pre-trained model to detect objects on a live video feed from a camera.
The workflow involves continuously getting the frames from a camera, processing it through an AI model using the video object detection Brick,
and displaying the bounding boxes around detections. The App is managed from an interactive web interface.
This example is based on the Arduino UNO Q, but also works on Arduino VENTUNO Q.
The projects and examples featured in the App Lab are typically write-protected; therefore, you must create a copy before you can make any modifications.
If you like more information's about App Lab, please follow Arduino's Git:
https://github.com/arduino/arduino-app-lab
Best regards
Gerald
