This is a great device for robotics! Thanks for making a video on it. I'll definitely be getting some of these for my robots. I especially like the barcode feature as those can be used to make certain the robot knows which room it's in for certain, etc. Thanks Bill.
I just tore apart my Blade 350QX which has no6 been able to bind since I crashed it. I have decided to build another, which led me to you, which led me to Arduino. My first kits should be in mailbox tomorrow and you will be in my daily routine. Thankyou for your concise content.!
Agreed. Wish I had this tech 50 years ago. And now days its for under $20 for most things, and some of those sensors less than a few bucks! I am very excited about this now and have SUBSCRIBED with a passion to this YODA in his field. There is NO TRY, Just Do It! ;)
Its also good to have come in late, as it were, as I am not hanging out for the next video. For the main ones I want for now are already done and ready to view. Timing is a lot of everything, and keep the ball rolling with the momentum. Hope you are enjoying yourself and expanding your ideas. With a good android phone with USB OTG, I think the software for an AI robot would all be able to fit nicely. Recognition like this Pixy2, and self learning.
Could you please make a video of your workshop...the kinds of storage options you use and how your workbench and equipment is arranged. It looks super neat.
Can the pixy2 be trained to follow living things? For example recognize certain insects like cockroaches and detect their movements? This is very important for creating and keeping clean environments. If not what would would be another route?
I always support you . very good detail guide and impressive all presentation and essential info share . I had follow you more than 7 years..if I not wrong
I'm getting into this stuff because I recently went to Disney World and "made" a BB "robot" at the Galaxy's Edge Droid Depot. This thing has zero autonomy and the interactive features are explored in a matter of minutes. Hopefully, I can use what I'm learning here to come up with some worthwhile mods. I'd love to see you rip one apart and experiment with it!
At the start of the video, I thought...what good is this to me and at the end I was thinking...this has some interesting possibilities. Thanks for an informative video.
Great video, perfectly understandable even at 1.75x playback speed. This is amazing tech, probably military grade from 10 years ago. In other words, bleeding edge to Amazon commodity in a decade. Just amazing.
No-one told me that they had brought out version 2! Not nit-picking but when you say "object recognition" at 1:14, the Pixy2 doesn't detect objects any more than the original PixyCMUcam5 did. It recognises only colours, not shapes. The user software would have to process the coordinates to determine shape. The line-following seems to be the biggest advance. I wonder if the detection stability has been improved, but I would have to buy one (which I may) to find out. I have several of the old type which I play with occasionally and seeing this may inspire me to do some more!
What an awesome tutorial!!! Please make more videos! Can you make a video showing how to use the readings from the camera with the Arduino to turn on an LED for example when the camera finds a golf ball?
gee, i have one of these in the box somewhere, got off on RPi-opencv... so much to do... need to use this wonderful info and get busy with the Pixy2 width measurement Low-OK-High_IO thanks :)
Hello: Teacher, can you take the time to talk about lora? This is a project that I really want to learn in the future. It has a very wide range of applications, which is very helpful to me, thank you very much 🙏
I guess for non spherical objects (they look the same no matter how oriented), like the flashlight you would train using multiple orientations, then accept all of those different blocks as the same object ..
Thank you for sharing good content. After seeing this, I bought a pixy2 and started experimenting. But the situation shown in 17:40 to 17:50 in your explanation makes me feel uncomfortable. I can't handle pixels of small boxes like you when my pixy2 recognizes colors. I want to know how or where pixels can be resized. First of all, I will look again carefully.
I can imagine it taking awhile to learn individual objects. There are objects of the same name in different colors shapes... If we can embed an entire library of object information or a cloud based library similar to Google to the Pixie.Using object primers to train Pixie could be useful.Can we program and conform Google maps to this hardware.
@@Dronebotworkshop Thank you kindly for your videos I follow you 💯 from #YSW respect back to you please keep making videos and help out as many people as you can with there projects excellent work you do Top Quality workmanship
that´s a fantastic tool...thanks for the video...you are such a great mentor. I have a question: Can pixy2 be used to detect different species of fish or detectable items must be objects? Thanks a lot
Good video sir but i would like to know what is the max range for objects recognition with this camera ? And do you know if it recognyze well shiny object like a LED ?
great content, changing cameras for no reason at the start is a bit of a distraction though. would be better off getting to product shots or something rather than just changing cameras when there's no context shift to make it feel natural.
In youtube, Some people uses rasbery-pie and open-cv (open-software ) to detect something. So Pixy2 joining into rasbery-pie with open-cv will produce more interesting project.
Thank you very much for the videos you make. I have a question: Is there any function in the pixy library to capture a snapshot of the detected object? Thank you very much.
Hello, I'm wondering if you can get RGB values back from the Pixy. Now it's detecting block, but can it we just give a average color of an area. The idea is, to measure the color average temperate in a room, and the arduino could copy the given average color to an RGB LED ?
Is it entirely by colour or does it look at shape and proportion as well? If you put a blue golf ball in the image would it say it is a golf ball, a flashlight or not detect it? What are the 16 types of barcode it reads (UPC, EAN, Code 11, etc)? is QR one?
I there any way this module with Arduino can give me x and y position in plane 2d paper from top view.. can it tell distance between two objects in 2d plane.. and clear straight path from a object to other object ..and also can it tell angle using Arduino... Are these things possible using Arduino? Or I have to use raspberry 3?
Very goodly structured and informative video, really summed it up in a nice and easy to understand way. I do have a question though, what is it's maximum range, where it will remain accurate?
Hi, Thanks a lot for the video! I would like to know how I can display the signature name for an object through the Arduino serial monitor. I would also like to know how I can make the Arduino do a specific action after detecting a specific object. Thanks again!
can we use it to recognize hand signs for example peace sign and others signs with our hands and if we can dose it possible to use what the pixy2 recognizes to make the Arduino give commands? thank you for ur videos it is very helpful.
Hi Drone! Really excellent, I'm using pixy2 now and trying to build a colour car. But got some trouble with sending data back to the Arduino without pixy connection to the computer, do you know how to deal with it?
Suppose I want to track a hand, but I only want the object to be recognized when I see the palm. And, if I see the side of the hand, or the back, the object is not being tracked. Do I train the Pixy2 to track JUST the palm, or can I show the entire front of the hand?
superb sir - do you think this could work to detect invisible ink - say from a uv-pen, my idea is to strobe the uv light, the ink will fluoresce and i detect it with the camera?
many thanks for your video; I am a musician, I would like to ask if it would be possible to use vector data to transform them into midi data for musical instruments? could you create a sample video? thank you
its awesome! i hve a automatic trash bin project with arduino and use pixy2 sensor camera to detect the object and recognize... can u tell me how to set pixy2 with driver motor shield ?? very very helpfull chanel... thank you
Hi, very helpful video. Can you recommend me something which can detect the moving object and a direction of travel? A pxi2cam with continuous movement of object towards it and can distinguish moving of object away from it. For ex: train a car....passing over it.
Informative Video!! I was looking for a camera for a project when I stumbled on this video. I want to capture the positon of a laser pointer on a piece of white paper. if the Pixy2 reads 60 times per second that would be 16.6 ms per read. I was going to have a different Arduino turn the laser pointer on for 100 ms ( adjustable ) So with the laser pointer on time at 100ms it should read it 6 times, I was going to average those and come up with the x and y location. Before buying a Pixy2 I thought I would ask, do you feel that it would be able to do this? Thanks for any info
I have a project to detect the house driveway, and external walls lines, and already cutted areas lines, do you think I can use Pixy2 to accomplish my project? Thank you!
@James H I was watching because I value the free info he is giving. Everyone was an absolute beginner at some point. How about I suggest that he produces 2 videos, one for beginners with things explained to the nth degree and another for people who want the detailed info quickly. While I don’t expect him to actually do the extra work, I am glad these are here for beginners it is also responsible for people to express their frustration with the presentation if they want to spend their time doing so. Part of my frustration is also that I could see myself giving the same type of presentation and I am very self critical too. It seems these presentations have no regard for the fact that people have other things to do besides watching a particular video and a lot of people really like these tutorials to keep that in mind and move them along definitely without “like I said”...
I am Korean.
I can't speak English.
But I am still listening and listening hard.
Thank you very much.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa yeah you welcome
I am Moroccan
I can speak English
so i'm learning a lot
thank u very much
@@technoking6636 These days, translation is easy so you can study as much as you like.
I'd like some good information.
언어를 떠나서 이분 말씀은 귀에 잘 들어오지 않나요?
진행이나 표정도 편하고 설명도 상당한 준비로 꼼꼼하게 해 주시고,
정말 멋진 분이라 생각 합니다.
Welcome my friend
you are a high school teacher that I've never had. Thank you!
Wouldn’t one be lucky to have this gentleman teaching tech in the local high school.
I love the way you explain each introduction it makes me more confident in learning arduino.
Awesome content! Please do a video on your workshop! It looks super organized and well stocked.
This is a great device for robotics! Thanks for making a video on it. I'll definitely be getting some of these for my robots. I especially like the barcode feature as those can be used to make certain the robot knows which room it's in for certain, etc. Thanks Bill.
Thank you for taking the time to put together really clear and easy to understand content!
Great video! We’ll explained!! Also, I love the fight that you’re having with keeping your hands from moving around. Please keep the videos coming.
I just tore apart my Blade 350QX which has no6 been able to bind since I crashed it. I have decided to build another, which led me to you, which led me to Arduino. My first kits should be in mailbox tomorrow and you will be in my daily routine. Thankyou for your concise content.!
Another brilliant vid. I think you are an amazing teacher. Wish i had teachers like you when I was at school and college 60 years ago.
Agreed. Wish I had this tech 50 years ago. And now days its for under $20 for most things, and some of those sensors less than a few bucks! I am very excited about this now and have SUBSCRIBED with a passion to this YODA in his field. There is NO TRY, Just Do It! ;)
Its also good to have come in late, as it were, as I am not hanging out for the next video. For the main ones I want for now are already done and ready to view. Timing is a lot of everything, and keep the ball rolling with the momentum. Hope you are enjoying yourself and expanding your ideas. With a good android phone with USB OTG, I think the software for an AI robot would all be able to fit nicely. Recognition like this Pixy2, and self learning.
This man is a legend, I would like him to be my teacher. plz never stop your videos!!
This tutorial is awesome. Your tutorials just keep getting better and better, & I'm learning a lot.
You are one huge treasure trove on the RUclips planet! Thanks a lot for providing invaluable learning tools!
After watching this, I decided that the Pixy2 is mature enough now for my needs.
this channel is very underrated
Could you please make a video of your workshop...the kinds of storage options you use and how your workbench and equipment is arranged. It looks super neat.
Was hoping you'd be back in the workshop soon! Always a pleasant show!
Can the pixy2 be trained to follow living things? For example recognize certain insects like cockroaches and detect their movements? This is very important for creating and keeping clean environments. If not what would would be another route?
Great video! Would like to see the Pixy2 in an actual line following robot. Could be a multi-episode project. Anyway, awesome video, keep them coming.
Your workshop is so much organised 😍
SWEET ! Thank you !
I just ordered one for my Omnibot 2000 upgrade project !
You, Sir, are AWESOME !
Where did you order pixy 2 cam?
Pls do reply..thanks in advance
I was thinking about buying this camera, so, i decided watch some videos about, after watching this video i ordered in Amazon. Thanks for this video.
I always support you . very good detail guide and impressive all presentation and essential info share . I had follow you more than 7 years..if I not wrong
This was such a fantastically informative video. The Pixy looks perfect for a project I have in mind.
I'm getting into this stuff because I recently went to Disney World and "made" a BB "robot" at the Galaxy's Edge Droid Depot. This thing has zero autonomy and the interactive features are explored in a matter of minutes. Hopefully, I can use what I'm learning here to come up with some worthwhile mods. I'd love to see you rip one apart and experiment with it!
At the start of the video, I thought...what good is this to me and at the end I was thinking...this has some interesting possibilities. Thanks for an informative video.
All the information are presented with ease thanks and keep to teach us.
Thank you for yet another amazing video. You deserve more subscribers!
As always well presented material and just at the right pace. Thank you for your work, you will soon reach 100k subscribers.
As always, amazing tutorial !!!
Perfect instructional video! Congratulations!
Very well presented. Looks like a very cool device. Gotta get one. By the way, I'm envious of your workshop. Very nice setup.
FYI... you could set your font in Arduino a good bit larger and add ample margin because it is off the edge of my screen.
very informative about the subject.
Moreover, I love the workshop, so systematically arranged with all sorts of components there.
Great video, perfectly understandable even at 1.75x playback speed. This is amazing tech, probably military grade from 10 years ago. In other words, bleeding edge to Amazon commodity in a decade. Just amazing.
No-one told me that they had brought out version 2! Not nit-picking but when you say "object recognition" at 1:14, the Pixy2 doesn't detect objects any more than the original PixyCMUcam5 did. It recognises only colours, not shapes. The user software would have to process the coordinates to determine shape. The line-following seems to be the biggest advance. I wonder if the detection stability has been improved, but I would have to buy one (which I may) to find out. I have several of the old type which I play with occasionally and seeing this may inspire me to do some more!
I love your channel and your teaching ❤️
I have a doubt... What happen when u keep a golf ball but its white in colour, will the pixy2 identify the object??? By the way nice video sir...
great great channel. thank you for sharing videos of your workshop
What an awesome tutorial!!! Please make more videos! Can you make a video showing how to use the readings from the camera with the Arduino to turn on an LED for example when the camera finds a golf ball?
ruclips.net/video/GnnFy0uFe3E/видео.html
Wow, this is soo beautifully explained!!
Man, you're amazing! I love your videos. Very educational.
Great video! How can we connect multiple pixy2 with the mega? Suggestions will be really appretiated.Thanks
Please make a tutorial about how to have a nice and clean workshop!!!
Thanks for this tutorial. Your workshop is neat.
how to do with the RASPERRY Pi3-4?
Your channel is fantastic
gee, i have one of these in the box somewhere, got off on RPi-opencv... so much to do... need to use this wonderful info and get busy with the Pixy2 width measurement Low-OK-High_IO thanks :)
Awesome, I love your channel, very useful content ++ .
Hello: Teacher, can you take the time to talk about lora? This is a project that I really want to learn in the future. It has a very wide range of applications, which is very helpful to me, thank you very much 🙏
I guess for non spherical objects (they look the same no matter how oriented), like the flashlight you would train using multiple orientations, then accept all of those different blocks as the same object ..
Thank you for sharing good content. After seeing this, I bought a pixy2 and started experimenting. But the situation shown in 17:40 to 17:50 in your explanation makes me feel uncomfortable. I can't handle pixels of small boxes like you when my pixy2 recognizes colors. I want to know how or where pixels can be resized. First of all, I will look again carefully.
I can imagine it taking awhile to learn individual objects.
There are objects of the same name in different colors shapes...
If we can embed an entire library of object information or a cloud based library similar to Google to the Pixie.Using object primers to train Pixie could be useful.Can we program and conform Google maps to this hardware.
What about using the Pixy2 for building a sentry? A fixed point sentry using airsoft or paint balls ?
Very nice presentation, clear and understandable speech. Excellent work. Thank you.
You are very welcome Oguz.
@@Dronebotworkshop Thank you kindly for your videos I follow you 💯 from #YSW respect back to you please keep making videos and help out as many people as you can with there projects excellent work you do Top Quality workmanship
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that´s a fantastic tool...thanks for the video...you are such a great mentor. I have a question: Can pixy2 be used to detect different species of fish or detectable items must be objects? Thanks a lot
Pixy2 learns at geometric rate. 19th of October it becomes selfaware. DroneBot tries to pull the plug... Pixy fights back
it's not self-aware yet.
I already have a self-aware wife and dog. Why can't I have a robot that will at least be somewhat more predictable?
@@Reach41 you can, but you'll still have to tell it to make a you sandwich and to go outside to defecate.
Good video sir but i would like to know what is the max range for objects recognition with this camera ? And do you know if it recognyze well shiny object like a LED ?
great content, changing cameras for no reason at the start is a bit of a distraction though. would be better off getting to product shots or something rather than just changing cameras when there's no context shift to make it feel natural.
In youtube, Some people uses rasbery-pie and open-cv (open-software ) to detect something. So Pixy2 joining into rasbery-pie with open-cv will produce more interesting project.
mind blowing for a little over $50 bucks! Great video.
That is one awesome piece of hardware. Thanks.
Thank you very much for the videos you make. I have a question: Is there any function in the pixy library to capture a snapshot of the detected object? Thank you very much.
Hi.Thanks for full explanation. Does pixy camera can recognize black color (like a black ball)?
Great video sir, but no facial recognition???
i was waiting for a video on esp8266. but this one is also excellent. i hope next time the video will be on esp8266
Hello, I'm wondering if you can get RGB values back from the Pixy. Now it's detecting block, but can it we just give a average color of an area. The idea is, to measure the color average temperate in a room, and the arduino could copy the given average color to an RGB LED ?
Can I use this camera to count how many objects have passed through its vision? Thank you for answering!
Its very professional video ... Big thumbs up
Sir u R doing great work ...thanks alot
nice video.....can the pixy2 know the distance the blocks are from it?
Is it entirely by colour or does it look at shape and proportion as well? If you put a blue golf ball in the image would it say it is a golf ball, a flashlight or not detect it? What are the 16 types of barcode it reads (UPC, EAN, Code 11, etc)? is QR one?
Great video! Is it possible to combine the line following with shape identification?
Great video, any chance for a HuskyLens vs Pixy 2 ?
very good explanation sir
Excellent video and content
I there any way this module with Arduino can give me x and y position in plane 2d paper from top view.. can it tell distance between two objects in 2d plane.. and clear straight path from a object to other object ..and also can it tell angle using Arduino... Are these things possible using Arduino? Or I have to use raspberry 3?
Please explain how to add more color codes in a pixy......To recognise more objects.....
A lot to learn really. So amazing of course.
Very goodly structured and informative video, really summed it up in a nice and easy to understand way.
I do have a question though, what is it's maximum range, where it will remain accurate?
ruclips.net/video/GnnFy0uFe3E/видео.html
Hi, Thanks a lot for the video!
I would like to know how I can display the signature name for an object through the Arduino serial monitor.
I would also like to know how I can make the Arduino do a specific action after detecting a specific object.
Thanks again!
can we use it to recognize hand signs for example peace sign and others signs with our hands and if we can dose it possible to use what the pixy2 recognizes to make the Arduino give commands?
thank you for ur videos it is very helpful.
hello, thanks for an excellent video.
Can an Arduino count objects which are passing (in movement) with this camera?
Fantastic video. Very clear and well presented. Thank you. 🇬🇧
Great clip. Thank you!
Actually Don't recognize objects but Colors, true? Thanks
Hi Drone! Really excellent, I'm using pixy2 now and trying to build a colour car. But got some trouble with sending data back to the Arduino without pixy connection to the computer, do you know how to deal with it?
Nice job. Very helpful!
Very interesting products.
I wish have one in my work shop
Suppose I want to track a hand, but I only want the object to be recognized when I see the palm. And, if I see the side of the hand, or the back, the object is not being tracked. Do I train the Pixy2 to track JUST the palm, or can I show the entire front of the hand?
superb sir - do you think this could work to detect invisible ink - say from a uv-pen, my idea is to strobe the uv light, the ink will fluoresce and i detect it with the camera?
many thanks for your video; I am a musician, I would like to ask if it would be possible to use vector data to transform them into midi data for musical instruments? could you create a sample video? thank you
its awesome! i hve a automatic trash bin project with arduino and use pixy2 sensor camera to detect the object and recognize... can u tell me how to set pixy2 with driver motor shield ?? very very helpfull chanel... thank you
Hi, very helpful video.
Can you recommend me something which can detect the moving object and a direction of travel?
A pxi2cam with continuous movement of object towards it and can distinguish moving of object away from it. For ex: train a car....passing over it.
Informative Video!! I was looking for a camera for a project when I stumbled on this video. I want to capture the positon of a laser pointer on a piece of white paper. if the Pixy2 reads 60 times per second that would be 16.6 ms per read. I was going to have a different Arduino turn the laser pointer on for 100 ms ( adjustable ) So with the laser pointer on time at 100ms it should read it 6 times, I was going to average those and come up with the x and y location. Before buying a Pixy2 I thought I would ask, do you feel that it would be able to do this?
Thanks for any info
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I have a project to detect the house driveway, and external walls lines, and already cutted areas lines, do you think I can use Pixy2 to accomplish my project? Thank you!
Very cool vid!
The camera work for text recognition? Specificaly numbers.
@James H I was watching because I value the free info he is giving. Everyone was an absolute beginner at some point. How about I suggest that he produces 2 videos, one for beginners with things explained to the nth degree and another for people who want the detailed info quickly. While I don’t expect him to actually do the extra work, I am glad these are here for beginners it is also responsible for people to express their frustration with the presentation if they want to spend their time doing so. Part of my frustration is also that I could see myself giving the same type of presentation and I am very self critical too. It seems these presentations have no regard for the fact that people have other things to do besides watching a particular video and a lot of people really like these tutorials to keep that in mind and move them along definitely without “like I said”...