WARNING
- This repository is a proof of concept, and should not be used in production. The code in this project doesn't follow any good coding conventions.
- The core idea of this project has been integrated into the Kerberos.io project, which is a better reference to get started.
This is a free, open source, motion detection project using OpenCV and C++. The project was orginally designed for the Raspberry Pi. Due to the low CPU power and available memory, the algorithm of Collins et al. is used. More information about how it works can be found here.
The project includes 4 different parts:
- The source of the motion detection, using a simple rectangle where motion is detected.
- A commandline tool, selectregion, to select a region of interest on a selected image.
- The source of the motion detection, using a complex concave hull (this area is generated by the selectregion tool).
- A webinterface to view and filter the images in your webbrowser.
Before you can use the motion detection, OpenCV must be installed on your device. You can follow this link for more information how to do it on the Raspberry Pi; there are a lot of other posts on the web which will you help either, so pick at random. After you installed OpenCV you can follow this tutorial.
More information about the selectregion tool can be found here. The how to compile steps can be found there either.