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Hello all! My most recent project I started and currently tinkering with is a Smart Helmet. In short it has a Heads Up Display that shows telemetry, information, navigation, music selection and also a couple camera feeds. I would like to use EZ robot for a number of the features in this project. One that I would like to learn is how to make a overlay on video to show information sensors read. ANY help is greatly appreciated as I am on a time crunch to get a working model together. It is a Hackaday challenge as well. Here is the link of what was done so far , but I will copy a bit here as well since it is a EZ robot based project.
https://hackaday.io/project/159547-cyborg-360-ar-hud-app-enabled-motorcycle-helmet
This is a learning experience for me and some features I am not proficient in, Thanks !
Other robots from Synthiam community
Leversofpower's Omnibot 200 Mod Progress
Rb550f's Romnibot
So I hollowed out a Gear Vr Headset and the intention is to use this to house the reflector of the lcd screens that create the augmented reality , heads up display.
Hardware so far
Kedei 3.5 inch 800 x 400 screens 267 ppi , 3 of these
Latte Panda x86 Win 10 board
Raspberry Pi + Pi Cam and cables x 3
Ezb iotiny
Red leds x 100
Yellow/ Amber Leds x 100
Samsung Gear VR headset heavily hacked up
I have Automotive style Ultrasonic Sensors that are water proof
I would love to utilize object recognition on this project for things like Stop Signs or Yield signs and Red/ Yellow/ Green traffic lights
Also I would really like to figure out a way to display these on the heads up screen, I need the background and frames to be black so that I dont cause too much distraction with the lcd. Basically I guess I am talking about a overlay on the video processing, but I dont need to see the actual video feed, that can be black.
waterproof automotive style ultras sonic I have I could use for a clean install on this project
I would like to show a arrow or car icon when a vehicle is close to a blind spot in the AR hud feed.
Great post ! Love your work !
So, you would wear this while riding a motorcycle and it would block your natural vision? Wow, very interesting and ahead of the curve. Kinda unnerving but futuristic and something I'd expect to see in a Bladerunner type movie.
Would you build a failsafe to let the rider see through if there is a problem or power failure? Maybe a button that can be pushed or explosive caps placed to quickly eject the electronics out of the way of the view. eek