Can it measure the real-time speed of the objects? or any analysis that we can do? Watching the objects with bounding boxes moving is not really useful
It depends on the application, it would be hard to do it for this video, I would say situation where the camera doesn't move is ideal. The tracking algorithm is able to gauge the motion of the objects in terms of pixels, if we know how the pixels correspond to real distances in the scene, then we can compute velocities. We would need to have camera info (camera matrix, calibration parameters, distortion coefficients) to account for lens distortion. A simple analysis is object counting, tracking the objects tells us which ones we have already counted, or else we could end up counting the same object over 100 times in a few seconds.
@@pixeloverflow Thank you for your response and time and effort in making the video :) I just want to point out one thing: the content might need something more than just redoing what a lot of bigger channels already did. Please, don't get me wrong. I highly appreciate your time and effort making the video.
Thank you. Never seen that from start to finish before.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Can you please make a video on how to make and train a custom yolo-NAS model and run it for real time object detection
Nice one 👍
Thanks!
very helpfull, clear... thanks
No problem, thanks for watching!
Can it measure the real-time speed of the objects? or any analysis that we can do?
Watching the objects with bounding boxes moving is not really useful
It depends on the application, it would be hard to do it for this video, I would say situation where the camera doesn't move is ideal.
The tracking algorithm is able to gauge the motion of the objects in terms of pixels, if we know how the pixels correspond to real distances in the scene, then we can compute velocities. We would need to have camera info (camera matrix, calibration parameters, distortion coefficients) to account for lens distortion.
A simple analysis is object counting, tracking the objects tells us which ones we have already counted, or else we could end up counting the same object over 100 times in a few seconds.
@@pixeloverflow Thank you for your response and time and effort in making the video :)
I just want to point out one thing: the content might need something more than just redoing what a lot of bigger channels already did. Please, don't get me wrong. I highly appreciate your time and effort making the video.
@@nguyenthehoang9148 Thanks! Maybe I'll make a special video with something much different