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*(0.25hr) September 12: Created project page and weekly logs. | *(0.25hr) September 12: Created project page and weekly logs. | ||
'''Team''' <br /> | '''Team''' <br /> | ||
| − | *( | + | *(1.5hr) September 13: Built night light circuit and designed print-able case. Unsure which dimensions to use exactly on case until we get the perfboard. |
=== Week 2 Sept. 16 - 22 === | === Week 2 Sept. 16 - 22 === | ||
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'''Nhut Dang''' <br /> | '''Nhut Dang''' <br /> | ||
*(1hr) September 19: Soldered night light circuit to newly obtained perfboard | *(1hr) September 19: Soldered night light circuit to newly obtained perfboard | ||
| + | '''Team''' <br /> | ||
| + | *(2hr) September 20: Attempted OpenCV compilation and install. An error was made by trying to compile on all 4 of the rpi's CPU cores. This led to overheating and a frozen installation. | ||
| + | *(1.5hr) September 22: TA Ethan Shry introduced us to python installation manager 'Pip'. Pip should allow a smaller/simpler install of OpenCV components without long compile time. Ran into issues with OpenCV modules | ||
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| + | === Week 3 Sept. 23 - 29 === | ||
| + | '''Robert Goodloe''' <br /> | ||
| + | *(2.5hr) September 24: Compiled OpenCv on rpi. The pip install was abandoned because to many issues arose trying to install cv2 module. OpenCV traditional compile and install was done instead. Being ~4GB in size, a new 16GB SD card was used rather than the original 8GB. To avoid the overheating problem, the I let the rpi compile overnight using 1 CPU core. Total install time: ~4 hours. Looking to try face detection tutorial in the next few days to familiarize myself with the software. | ||
[[Category:Logs]] | [[Category:Logs]] | ||
[[Category:Fall 2018 Logs]] | [[Category:Fall 2018 Logs]] | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 26 September 2018
Weekly log:
Week 1 Sept. 9 - 15
Robert Goodloe
- (0.25hr) September 12: Created project page and weekly logs.
Team
- (1.5hr) September 13: Built night light circuit and designed print-able case. Unsure which dimensions to use exactly on case until we get the perfboard.
Week 2 Sept. 16 - 22
Robert Goodloe
- (0.75hr) September 18: Flashed raspbian wheezy operating system onto SD card to set up Raspberry Pi (rpi). Researched various ways to install/use openCV on rpi.
- (0.5hr) September 19: Updated Wiki to include the two weeks of work done up to this point.
Nhut Dang
- (1hr) September 19: Soldered night light circuit to newly obtained perfboard
Team
- (2hr) September 20: Attempted OpenCV compilation and install. An error was made by trying to compile on all 4 of the rpi's CPU cores. This led to overheating and a frozen installation.
- (1.5hr) September 22: TA Ethan Shry introduced us to python installation manager 'Pip'. Pip should allow a smaller/simpler install of OpenCV components without long compile time. Ran into issues with OpenCV modules
Week 3 Sept. 23 - 29
Robert Goodloe
- (2.5hr) September 24: Compiled OpenCv on rpi. The pip install was abandoned because to many issues arose trying to install cv2 module. OpenCV traditional compile and install was done instead. Being ~4GB in size, a new 16GB SD card was used rather than the original 8GB. To avoid the overheating problem, the I let the rpi compile overnight using 1 CPU core. Total install time: ~4 hours. Looking to try face detection tutorial in the next few days to familiarize myself with the software.
