We have a kitchen at work that is not easily monitored by any
of us -- so we often forget things in the toaster / microwave.
I'm working on a similar project to watch my laundry, and send an alert
when the washer or dryer has stopped. That's not a very hard problem,
and will be an amusing
Unless you're really looking for a vision problem to solve, or really can't
modify
your environment... why not use an easier sensor approach? A toaster and a
microwave will draw *significantly* more power while in use than not. A
simplified
ammeter placed between each device and the wall should
Excerpts from mike begley's message of Tue Jul 14 14:29:08 -0700 2009:
We have a kitchen at work that is not easily monitored by any
of us -- so we often forget things in the toaster / microwave.
I'm working on a similar project to watch my laundry, and send an alert
when the washer or
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:29 PM, mike begleys...@hell.org wrote:
OpenCV works fairly well for face detection, but face recognition is
still very dicey last time I checked. A solution that may better match
the current state of technology is hand-sign recognition. If you could
assign
