This completes a quick introduction to motion detection using Pure Data and the GEM library. We learned how to detect the presence of a subject in front of a static background. By comparing two consecutive frames, we identified movement in front of the webcam. Using the position given by the GEM library, we used graphical shape to follow the movement of a subject. By comparing the color information of a specific pixel, we could detect precise movement in a specific pixel in the video image. With this information, we could implement interactive hotspots that exist in virtual space. In the next chapter, we will enhance the graphical display by using particles system.
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Bryan, Wai-ching CHUNG is an interactive media artist and design consultant in Hong Kong. His artworks have been exhibited at the World Wide Video Festival, Multimedia Art Asia Pacific, Stuttgart Film Winter Festival, Microwave International New Media Arts Festival and the China Media Art Festival. In the former Shanghai Expo 2010, he provided interactive design consultancy to various industry leaders in Hong Kong and China. Chung studied computer science in HK, interactive multimedia in London, and fine art in Melbourne. He also develops software libraries for the popular open source programming language Processing. He is the author of the book, Multimedia Programming with Pure Data. Currently, he is Assistant Professor in the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University, where he teaches subjects on interactive arts, computer graphics, and multimedia. His website is: http://www.magicandlove.com.
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Bryan, Wai-ching CHUNG is an interactive media artist and design consultant in Hong Kong. His artworks have been exhibited at the World Wide Video Festival, Multimedia Art Asia Pacific, Stuttgart Film Winter Festival, Microwave International New Media Arts Festival and the China Media Art Festival. In the former Shanghai Expo 2010, he provided interactive design consultancy to various industry leaders in Hong Kong and China. Chung studied computer science in HK, interactive multimedia in London, and fine art in Melbourne. He also develops software libraries for the popular open source programming language Processing. He is the author of the book, Multimedia Programming with Pure Data. Currently, he is Assistant Professor in the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University, where he teaches subjects on interactive arts, computer graphics, and multimedia. His website is: http://www.magicandlove.com.
Read more about Bryan, Wai-ching CHUNG