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That's cool. I'm pretty sure a lot of that head/face tracking is accurate enough to get pretty reliable headshots...
Real-life aiming proxies, ISAGN...
(Now we add openCV downloads and Arduinos to the list of probable cause for terrorism, right?)
Now you've done it. Willowgarage is offline.
I particularly enjoyed the motion vectors and the motion traces. Those seem like they’re fundamentally different from how we see things. In contrast, the face detection seems to be pretty much the same as what we do.
Speaking of robots, this is probably relevant to your interests (nanocopter formation flight):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQIMGV5vtd4