0LAUK0 2018Q1 Group 2 - Programming overview

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Processing code layout

User object has

  • Average location (x,y,z detected by OpenCV and IR)
  • Ideal location (x,y,z of center of screen)
  • Max RSI preventive compliant posture (how extreme can the user posture be without breaking the RSI prevention rules)
  • Time spent in current posture
  • Pixel map of face at startup
  • Precision measure of repeated observations of face pixel map.


Cameras have

  • Conversion metrics to transform pixels into angles into meters


Arduino IR has

  • Conversion metric to transform voltage into meters


At startup

  • User's face will be around their ideal location, capture the pixel map of the face detected around this location
  • Load equipment and user attributes mentioned above.

At a predefined interval - call openCV to detect faces

  • If no face is detected, maintain the average face location calculated from previous face detections
  • If one face is detected, compare to face pixel map
    • If similarity is too low, maintain the average face location calculated from previous face detections
    • If similarity is high, update the average face location
  • If multiple faces are detected, compare detected faces to face pixel map
    • If there is no match, maintain the average face location calculated from previous face detections.
    • If there is one match, update average face location using this face.
    • If there are multiple matches, choose faces closest to average face location and update average face location using this face.
  • If the current location of the face is significantly different from the average face location:
    • Start counting time that this new posture is held:
      • If time is very low: it was a split movement, no long term change in posture -> ignore
      • If time is long: it is a long term change in posture -> move monitor
    • If detected as posture change:
      • Face has moved up or down:
        • Calculate delta_x, delta_y. give command to move monitor, when the monitor is in front of the user, calculate delta_z using the arduino IR. Give command to move monitor in z direction if delta_z > threshold
      • Detected face width has changed: (user moved forward or backward)
        • Calculate delta_z using the arduino IR. Give command to move monitor in z direction if delta_z > threshold
      • Determine if new posture is RSI preventive compliant

Keep track of how long a posture is held

  • If posture is RSI prevention compliant: held for too long, notify user to move
  • If posture is not RSI prevention compliant: use a much shorter time threshold, notify user sooner