With the upcoming GSOC 09, we’ve decided to submit three applications through NUIGroup. Our applications are entitled:
1) Improvement for tBeta (Image Stitching and Fiducial Tracking)
by yangyang
2) A Cross-platform TUIO Gestural TouchPad using the iPhone
by hanker
3) A High-Level Gestural Classification Framework for Developing Context-Aware MultiTouch Applications
by progen
We’ve got the FireflyMV working with tBeta at 60fps @ 320×240 using Format7 and 30 fps @ 640×480. We used PointGrey’s SDK and hard-coded it’s video capture into tBeta. Currently, all the Firefly features can only be accessed using the Firefly’s Software and the settings saved for use in tBeta. Anyway, here’s a teaser for you. Sorry if it’s only screenshots.
320×240 @ 60fps
640×480 @ 30fps
This is version 0.1 of TUIOmouse for use with your MT tables to control the mouse. Unfortunately, this only works on the Windows Platform. When I have the time, I will extend it to Linux and MacOS.
It was coded using openFrameworks using moka’s ofxtuio addon.
For instructions on how to use, please read the readme.txt in the zipped file.
**TUIOmouse works with both Touchlib and Tbeta.** Or for that matter, any application that sends out TUIO messages.
For use with Tbeta, just launch Tbeta and make sure it is sending TUIO.
For use with Touchlib, just launch OSC.exe
Please send any feedback and suggestions that you might have.
Credit goes to:
risenparadigm (Code adapted from multimouse v0.2)
cerupcat (For helping me test and debug the application)
Thanks guys!
Here’s a video of me messing around with the new TUIO addon for OF. Trying to write a simple mouse driver for the tbeta as a separate program where mouseTUIO should receive TUIO messages from tbeta. In this video, you’ll see me using an ipod touch as the input device, which is running OSCemote to send out OSC messages. Anyway, it’s just proof-of-concept, so just enjoy the video… And of course, credit goes to moka from the OF forum for writing the TUIO addon. Sorry for the poor video quality……
