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Solar system and science by @wisdomverified2 | Sta Solar system and science by @wisdomverified2 | Stardance...
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Hackpad by @Agleefwagle | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @und27x | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @arbabhaque74 | Stardance
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676767 by @eeyyeeyy0925 | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @Adrianakk | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @Adrianakk | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @Jeswin_George | Stardance
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Force Feedback Simulator Wheel by @Aswas | Stardan Force Feedback Simulator Wheel by @Aswas | Stardance...
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TypeBee by @Divij | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 72809, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 72809, "ts": "2026-09-23T19:34:29Z", "hours": 0.9289, "text": "Fixed bugs and uploaded project to Github pages"}, {"post_id": 72570, "ts": "2026-09-23T08:05:43Z", "hours": 1.1314, "text": "🐝 Type Bee Type Bee is a modern, audio-first desktop spelling application built from scratch using Python and Pygame. Inspired by clean digital learning dashboards (such as assignment platforms like Satchel One), it provides an engaging typing practice tool that fetches vocabulary directly from an online 10,000 headwords PDF source. 🚀 Key Features Audio-First Challenges : Uses the pyttsx3 text-to-speech engine to read words aloud. Accent Customization : Easily switch between available system voice accents right from the menu. Online PDF Parsing : Automatically streams and extracts headwords on-the-fly using requests and pypdf . Satchel One-Inspired UI : Clean dashboard layout complete with dynamic button hover animations and live score tracking. Smooth Performance : Fully multithreaded network requests to eliminate “Not Responding” freezes on startup. 🛠️ Tech Stack Component Technology Purpose Engine Pygame Window rendering, event loop, and UI graphics Audio pyttsx3 Offline text-to-speech pronunciation Network / Parsing requests & pypdf Online PDF stream fetching and text extraction Concurrency threading Non-blocking background data loading 📋 Changelog / Devlog Milestone 1: Core Prototype & Audio Integration Initialized Pygame window loops and basic keyboard text input. Integrated pyttsx3 for automated word pronunciation upon round progression. Milestone 2: Cloud Data Pipeline Added dynamic PDF fetching from online web sources. Implemented background threading ( threading.Thread ) to ensure the application window never locks up or reports “Not Responding” while streaming data. Milestone 3: Dashboard UI/UX Overhaul Redesigned the interface to mirror clean assignment workflows. Added a blinking text input cursor, hover-responsive buttons, and live question/score trackers. Streamlined the user flow to focus purely on rapid audio spelling drills."}]...
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Title: TypeBee by @Divij | Stardance
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🐝 T Title: TypeBee by @Divij | Stardance
Devlogs:
🐝 Type Bee Type Bee is a modern, audio-first desktop spelling application built from scratch using Python and Pygame. Inspired by clean digital learning dashboards (such as assignment platforms like Satchel One), it provides an engaging typing practice tool that fetches vocabulary directly from an online 10,000 headwords PDF source. 🚀 Key Features Audio-First Challenges : Uses the pyttsx3 text-to-speech engine to read words aloud. Accent Customization : Easily switch between available system voice accents right from the menu. Online PDF Parsing : Automatically streams and extracts headwords on-the-fly using requests and pypdf . Satchel One-Inspired UI : Clean dashboard layout complete with dynamic button hover animations and live score tracking. Smooth Performance : Fully multithreaded network requests to eliminate “Not Responding” freezes on startup. 🛠️ Tech Stack Component Technology Purpose Engine Pygame Window rendering, event loop, and UI graphics Audio pyttsx3 Offline text-to-speech pronunciation Network / Parsing requests & pypdf Online PDF stream fetching and text extraction Concurrency threading Non-blocking background data loading 📋 Changelog / Devlog Milestone 1: Core Prototype & Audio Integration Initialized Pygame window loops and basic keyboard text input. Integrated pyttsx3 for automated word pronunciation upon round progression. Milestone 2: Cloud Data Pipeline Added dynamic PDF fetching from online web sources. Implemented background threading ( threading.Thread ) to ensure the application window never locks up or reports “Not Responding” while streaming data. Milestone 3: Dashboard UI/UX Overhaul Redesigned the interface to mirror clean assignment workflows. Added a blinking text input cursor, hover-responsive buttons, and live question/score trackers. Streamlined the user flow to focus purely on rapid audio spelling drills.
Fixed bugs and uploaded project to Github pages...
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Nomad mp3 by @_Marko_ | Stardance
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Amazing glaze machine by @Agleefwagle | Stardance
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Amazing glaze machine by @Agleefwagle | Stardance
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WarioWare Game by @areli | Stardance
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Title: WarioWare Game by @areli | Stardance
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styrum - v1 by @metalheadprakrit | Stardance
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before 10 by @sq | Stardance
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My own site! by @Vandal_Heartz | Stardance
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Title: My own site! by @Vandal_Heartz | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @arasdenizozdem0514 | Star My awesome macropad! by @arasdenizozdem0514 | Stardance...
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My own site! by @varadx | Stardance
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Diggo by @JurekDev | Stardance
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JurekDev
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-1 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-10-24T16:58:08Z", "hours": 24.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I made a solana launchpad.", "repo": "https://github.com/diggofun/diggo", "demo": "https://diggo.fun"}]...
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[{"post_id": 82353, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 82353, "ts": "2026-10-24T16:46:55Z", "hours": 24.3053, "text": "Completed a mvp Solana Launchpad. It’s live at https://diggo.fun . Comment for suggestions."}]...
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Title: Diggo by @JurekDev | Stardance
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Co Title: Diggo by @JurekDev | Stardance
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Completed a mvp Solana Launchpad. It’s live at https://diggo.fun . Comment for suggestions.
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I made a solana launchpad....
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cyber clicker by @emmalight | Stardance
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THE Gradient AI Newsletter by @shlok_ | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-1 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-10-24T16:48:45Z", "hours": 10.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "Created a daily automated newsletter publisher that sends emails and created youtube videos and linkedin posts every day. The most challengin part of thi was configuring the github actions to make the video acctually publish and the videos post, from this I learned how useful automations can be how daily posts can create a large portfolio of posts.", "repo": "https://github.com/sgohils/The-Gradient-AI-Newsletter", "demo": "https://www.gradientnews.app/"}]...
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[{"post_id": 82348, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 82348, "ts": "2026-10-24T16:44:51Z", "hours": 10.0803, "text": "Created full newsletter, created full automated web scraper and groq api summaries of the news today, also created the fronted and daily publisher on github actions also added automated youtube and linkedin pipelines"}]...
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Title: THE Gradient AI Newsletter by @shlok_ | Sta Title: THE Gradient AI Newsletter by @shlok_ | Stardance
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Created full newsletter, created full automated web scraper and groq api summaries of the news today, also created the fronted and daily publisher on github actions also added automated youtube and linkedin pipelines
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Created a daily automated newsletter publisher that sends emails and created youtube videos and linkedin posts every day. The most challengin part of thi was configuring the github actions to make the video acctually publish and the videos post, from this I learned how useful automations can be how daily posts can create a large portfolio of posts....
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Earthy by @Rohan | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-1 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-10-24T16:58:54Z", "hours": 2.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "Earthy I made earthy, it is a mission project and my main goal behind is to learn more JS and get used to JS concepts. Currently I mainly code in python and sometimes C or C++ also learning assembly. I barely do frontend and I’m planning to learn frontend over the next few weeks! A few features of the website: Date picker so you can select the date of the image you want to see :D NASA image displayed for each day that has passed Short description + title off the image displayed The css and html went smoothly although I had trouble inverting the design on the side and eventually had to ask chatgpt on how to invert it. Quick note: If it says “undefined” you have picked a date in the future and NASA’s API hasn’t selected a image for that date. You must select it from the past only.", "repo": "https://github.com/Rohan317685/Earthy", "demo": "https://rohan317685.github.io/Earthy"}]...
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Title: Earthy by @Rohan | Stardance
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I wo Title: Earthy by @Rohan | Stardance
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I worked on the code; the CSS, js and html. I had quite a few issues especially with the CSS misbehaving as the design on the sides would not invert and was not symmetrical I eventually found how to invert it succesfully. The API was returning the NASA logo for some reason although it turns out I was using the wrong URL and figured it out after I asked chatgpt. The rest of the codebase went smoothly, I’m starting to get used to js more and more currently I mainly code only in python so I’m trying to learn js! There are a few concepts hard to wrap my head around but eventually learnt them : p
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Earthy I made earthy, it is a mission project and my main goal behind is to learn more JS and get used to JS concepts. Currently I mainly code in python and sometimes C or C++ also learning assembly. I barely do frontend and I’m planning to learn frontend over the next few weeks! A few features of the website: Date picker so you can select the date of the image you want to see :D NASA image displayed for each day that has passed Short description + title off the image displayed The css and html went smoothly although I had trouble inverting the design on the side and eventually had to ask chatgpt on how to invert it. Quick note: If it says “undefined” you have picked a date in the future and NASA’s API hasn’t selected a image for that date. You must select it from the past only....
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YoutubeLiveCommentGrabber by @blowupthenoobs | Sta YoutubeLiveCommentGrabber by @blowupthenoobs | Stardance...
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Title: YoutubeLiveCommentGrabber by @blowupthenoob Title: YoutubeLiveCommentGrabber by @blowupthenoobs | Stardance
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Got a knockoff API working, but I’ve also put in some time to try and figure out the official youtube API stuff since this one could technically break at any point if Youtube decides to change how their platform works....
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My awesome macropad! by @mrlucamorrow | Stardance
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Whatsapp gaurd bot by @jayesh_seervi | Stardance
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My own site! by @jojostarbvx | Stardance
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mars-explorer by @mhuzaifa | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @Agleefwagle | Stardance
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PulseTab by @Srithan | Stardance
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Frictionless by @botbrawlstars1a | Stardance
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Riftbook by @inoty | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 73360, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 73360, "ts": "2026-09-25T00:04:38Z", "hours": 1.8511, "text": "Rough Draft - Driftbook Day 2-3 Hello, it’s me, Inoty, you know your weird uncle who was strangely into inspecting syringes at pharmacies? Yeah anyways, I don’t have much progress to share today… BUT! I still have lots of things to talk about as for the future of this project! Where have I been? I was busy getting my home pc to be remote accessible from school, so I can work on this project even more! This took a while, but it’s finally done. That’s why there wasn’t much progress yesterday, things should speed up from now on. What did I even do? Glad you asked! I worked a lot on the graphics this time around, made a banner for the project as you can tell, made a semi-finished readme.md, and guess what? The script finally DOES something! Yeah that’s right, The script will now install all the necessary packages! Will it configure them? No. But its certainly a start! I also made a lot of banner graphics and such, which took me a while… What’s next? After I make the script fully configure and install your system, I’ll make a proper CLI for it, after that design a custom launcher to start XPRA from! Then I’ll do little tweaks to the DE to make it truly good looking! Planning on adding the option to choose between Lxqt and Sway, right now it’ll only allow you to install sway unfortunately. Conclusion I am slowly losing my sanity, as the world spins, spins! The world keep moving on as im stuck here coding this project, I actually skipped gym today to finish this in preparation for this exact post! Why am I doing this? I got no clue honestly… Anyways, see you next time!"}, {"post_id": 72504, "ts": "2026-09-23T03:01:57Z", "hours": 3.47, "text": "Starting Work On Riftbook! - Day 0-1 Hello, it’s me, Inoty. You know, your long-list twin brother? Family relations aside, I want to talk about my great and amazing new project named “Riftbook”! Isn’t it just amazing? I certainly think so, Riftbook is a glorified install script for a Debian container meant to run inside of Chromebooks! “Oh but Inoty, oh your so cool and awesome, but doesn’t ChromeOS already ship with a Debian Container?” First off, shut up, and yeah, it does. But not all Chromebooks support it, either way this comes with a separate Desktop Enviroment that gets streamed directly to your browser for your pleasure! So even if you do have access to the container, I’d recommend using this anyway. (Not Biased In Any Way) What’s Currently Completed I have completed the watermark and branding for the project; alongside a rough outline of the install script, right now it’ll only install the container with some bundled packages, but fear not! More is coming soon! I want it to configure the Web Display for you, which might take me a while. But I think I may have the brain capacity to make it work (not really) Design Wowzers! A design section, I just cant wait! I designed the logo with the spiral tool in affinity, of course distorted a little, as a cheeky little reference to its Debian origins! The palette was proposed to me by @starvulkan (hate that guy) Where does the name come from? Well, this was originally going to be called “Driftbook” but I decided to change the name, due to the fact that I had the idea of it opening a “Rift” from ChromeOS to the Debian Container! The book comes from Chromebook (Duh) Conclusion My key takeaway from the short amount of time I’ve been working on this project is: I’ve already started going insane please help."}]...
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Title: Riftbook by @inoty | Stardance
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St Title: Riftbook by @inoty | Stardance
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Starting Work On Riftbook! - Day 0-1 Hello, it’s me, Inoty. You know, your long-list twin brother? Family relations aside, I want to talk about my great and amazing new project named “Riftbook”! Isn’t it just amazing? I certainly think so, Riftbook is a glorified install script for a Debian container meant to run inside of Chromebooks! “Oh but Inoty, oh your so cool and awesome, but doesn’t ChromeOS already ship with a Debian Container?” First off, shut up, and yeah, it does. But not all Chromebooks support it, either way this comes with a separate Desktop Enviroment that gets streamed directly to your browser for your pleasure! So even if you do have access to the container, I’d recommend using this anyway. (Not Biased In Any Way) What’s Currently Completed I have completed the watermark and branding for the project; alongside a rough outline of the install script, right now it’ll only install the container with some bundled packages, but fear not! More is coming soon! I want it to configure the Web Display for you, which might take me a while. But I think I may have the brain capacity to make it work (not really) Design Wowzers! A design section, I just cant wait! I designed the logo with the spiral tool in affinity, of course distorted a little, as a cheeky little reference to its Debian origins! The palette was proposed to me by @starvulkan (hate that guy) Where does the name come from? Well, this was originally going to be called “Driftbook” but I decided to change the name, due to the fact that I had the idea of it opening a “Rift” from ChromeOS to the Debian Container! The book comes from Chromebook (Duh) Conclusion My key takeaway from the short amount of time I’ve been working on this project is: I’ve already started going insane please help.
Rough Draft - Driftbook Day 2-3 Hello, it’s me, Inoty, you know your weird uncle who was strangely into inspecting syringes at pharmacies? Yeah anyways, I don’t have much progress to share today… BUT! I still have lots of things to talk about as for the future of this project! Where have I been? I was busy getting my home pc to be remote accessible from school, so I can work on this project even more! This took a while, but it’s finally done. That’s why there wasn’t much progress yesterday, things should speed up from now on. What did I even do? Glad you asked! I worked a lot on the graphics this time around, made a banner for the project as you can tell, made a semi-finished readme.md, and guess what? The script finally DOES something! Yeah that’s right, The script will now install all the necessary packages! Will it configure them? No. But its certainly a start! I also made a lot of banner graphics and such, which took me a while… What’s next? After I make the script fully configure and install your system, I’ll make a proper CLI for it, after that design a custom launcher to start XPRA from! Then I’ll do little tweaks to the DE to make it truly good looking! Planning on adding the option to choose between Lxqt and Sway, right now it’ll only allow you to install sway unfortunately. Conclusion I am slowly losing my sanity, as the world spins, spins! The world keep moving on as im stuck here coding this project, I actually skipped gym today to finish this in preparation for this exact post! Why am I doing this? I got no clue honestly… Anyways, see you next time!...
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Title: OrbitalShield: Space Debris Radar Live by @ Title: OrbitalShield: Space Debris Radar Live by @abhinav2026 | Stardance
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The Problem: The orbital debris dots were only 8 pixels wide, making them moving targets that were too small and frustrating to click accurately with a mouse pointer. —————————————————–The Solution: I refactored the canvas drawing code to double the size of the dots to 16 pixels (x-8 and y-8), expanding the clickable hitbox. I also added cursor=“crosshair” to the canvas to turn the mouse pointer into a tactical targeting reticle. —————————————————–The Result: The radar layout is now much more interactive, and locking onto satellite target data is smooth and easy....
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Title: quizzer by @Robert_null | Stardance
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First devlog. I got: ui setup using ctkinter ollama support openrouter support (this one was hard) gemini support support for multiple saved chats and context retention added the status bar cuz openrouter is very picky and might throw any error out what will it actually do This simple byok app will use ai for the only thing its useful for, helping us learn, so we can do actual cool sciency stuff. In short this app will allow you to give it any text document, pdf and turn it into a set of quizzes for easier revision of the stuff you gotta learn....
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Oct 18 Devlog 1 Starting up Project Testing all things setting up Making a inspection helmet for industry use where they use it for gauge reading and storing that data and its used for live monitoring What did i do today i checked the new webcam i choose this cam because its best for my use , got its feed on window using python decided using open cv library of python to track the gauge data live learned you to add images in opencv window and add filters to them learned how to apply different types of filters Problems - i faced from in getting stable fps in video feed using web cam so i tried multiple technique then i figured out by lowering the resolution and changing the video format give me output that i want so set the resolution to 640X480 and format to MJPG in future now i am testing in my pc then i shift to my rdk x5 board and use it as computation board and use its npu to render output and attach this to a helmet so works can use this
Oct 21 Devlog 2 detecting the circle in the gauge i have fixed the fps issue previously and getting stable fps to perform my task through a webcam its mentioned in first devlog so i moved on to next part so after that i started working on detecting gauge and its main pin first i started with detecting the circle and middle point of the gauge so i used gauge image for that for now and then i apply same algorithm in video input so i understanded the geometry of circle to detect circle in the gauge then i get to know that we have prepare the image first for the detection in which we apply grayscale filter and blur to image , blur to reduce the noise after that preparing i used the “cv2.HoughCircles()” library of open cv this library search the circular shapes in images it have multiple parameter we can tweak to get desirable outcome after using that library to detect circle i draw the circle in the image and displayed the output in terminal after detecting the main circle in gauge finding the pin mid point is easy just put an dot on middle of circle(repented by red) Long Part Detecting the needle to detect the main gauge needle we have to mask the dial gray scale the region and using edge detection to highlight the boundaries and line (photos added) then identify the candidate line around the gauge so they all not mix-up (only detects straight lines ) then i visualized the lines i faced like problem in unpacking this detected line coordinates because it is structed as a single integer so i lookup for solution and come accross it we have to use “fatten()” it coverts arrays into one-dimensional array i didnt get it that much but its like assigning multiple coordinate at single point and i got lines on the images but all are not filtered too many line the out put is usable so we have to use filters like in the sence a set rules which line can pass through which are not i mused midpoint formula to calculate the closest line to the mid point to detect the needle after that i used angle calculation too after that i used all of this filtration and all that and combine it together and got the output in last now its detecting the needle and dial of the gauge given in input (some time is inflated due to some error in hackatime i hope it solve asap it tracked my unrelated grokbot session time in this project )
26 Oct Devlog 3 added angle detection i added angle detection in the gauge now its detects angle of the needle by uploading photo of it i added one more feature to save the results from which i can store data i added the maximum and minimum detection by capturing darkest spot on gauge on both edges tried to increase accuracy so i tried to create a new program and increase some accuracy or precision but it did worked it got worst and worst so decided to scarp that now i am focusing on angle detection which almost working but doing more work on it
30 Oct Devlog 4 added reading with angle detection previously i calculated the angle of the needle from the image now i calculated the approx. reading from that angle of needle in the circle like i calculated that by cutting the bottom area and and calculating from start point to end point its predict reading based on that Yes its bad calculation but i tried multiple method but i have ocr the image first to get the numbers on gauge that makes the process slow so for now its only works on gauge which i have config and one at a time according to config / manual calibration only its give value in between 1 to 10 bar which can be incorrect but you have to calibrate it according to gauge type/spec future task for now as per now i cant make it detecting real reading due to ocr need for that , i will only have 1-10 scale for now and solve that out of range problem (image given) i will now focus on integrating in video feed and calculating in real time
Oct 31 Devlog 5 Fixed the out of range problem in detection as per now i program i which it detects the gauge and calculates the needle angle and gives the reading between 1-10 bars (not totally accurate) so in last devlog i talked about i am having issues in the some images its showing out of range i found a problem which is a calculation issue by wraparound by model0 360 degree calculation (i took help of ai in it) then fixed the minimum angle boudary to handle minor detection errors
Oct 1 Devlog 6 Added detection in webcam feed as per now i have to select image to run detection on it then its showing results now i added same detection video feed its detects real time almost correct (took some help of ai in it apt i dont have time 😭) detection works smooth in video feed also its shows as fps , angle and predicted reading in scale of 1-10 i faced like like problem in lock in the circle and needle so i took some ai help to fix it it added looked in config in which it will locked in for fixed amount as configured after that it will redo detection it solve problem of unstable detection because detection is locked future task to store this readings and pictures and save it run this whole thing on rdk
Oct 1 Devlog 7 Final Added the monitoring and Deployed on RDK X5 added the data storage feature now all the images and the data stores in the data folder i used .json file insted of sql because i knew .json lil bit i can understand it thats why i made storage system with that stored image also showed on the monitor dashboard in the monitor dashboard it have live feed of the detection also the live dashboard is local hosted on rdk x5 Deployed on RDK X5 Board i deployed the program using ssh function wirelessly with out any wired connection for the camera reference we have camera feed on dashboard the dashboard is hosted on rdk x5 using local port other all the things are similar to pc so nothing much to say but in the rdk we have lesser fps Future of this project i will create more accurate program for more precise detection i will design cad model for mount of the helmet i will use rdkx5 local 10 AI tops to process this i will continue this project in next event and complete it (I uploaded a Youtube demo video also for this project )
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This is Smart Inspection helmet this detects the analog gauge reading and stores it digitally i am making this project to solve a problem , i factory’s there are many manual gauges which have to monitored manually by the works and take a note of a reading manually using this helmet they can just walk to a gauge and take a reading very easily and it can be monitored by the dashboard ( This Project is not completed fully but all the features are working in future event will continue this and upgrade it to be used for real world application ) You can see Demo video of this project to understand it better...
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