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Final Report: [[1]] This is Group 1's project development page for Dr. Barnwell's Real-Time DSP Senior Design course at Georgia Institute of Technology. Please read our Design Report and implementation report for more details.

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Next Meeting: none. Bunger-Henry 315.

Final Presentation: December 8, 3 pm.

Georgia Tech ECE 4006 Senior Design Hardware.

Contents

Minutes

  1. Meeting 1
    • introductions and backgrounds
    • potential projects
      • Professors and Research Interests:
        1. Array Processing:
          • Russell M. Mersereau - Image and Video Processing
          • Biing-Hwang (Fred) Juang - Speech processing
          • Douglas B. Williams - Statistical Signal Processing
        2. Speach Coding
          • Thomas P. Barnwell - DSP Hardware and Speech Processing
          • Mark A. Clements - Speech Recognition, Aids for Hearing-Impaired
          • Chin-Hui Lee - Speech and Language Processing
        3. GTREP
          • Dr. Joel Jackson
  2. Meeting 2 (Lucas & Dr. Mersereau)
    • problem: eliminate camera man, automate classroom
    • blocks:
      1. acquisition (locate speaker, scan rate, red/green ratio)
      2. zoom (in on face, out on back of head)
      3. respond to gestures (hand movement controls slide progression)
    • algorithms:
      1. particle/condensation filter = difficult to achieve real-time
    • contacts:
      1. Yeong-Seon Lee (research student).
        • research: isolate current speaker in conference room using particle filter
    • equipment:
      1. polycom camera
      2. smart board
  3. Meeting 3 (Overview Design and Planning)
    • Teams - Please read up on your area of expertise.
      1. FPGA Programming / Systems Integration  : Jaimin, Lucas, Vince
      2. Vision System  : Lucas, Vince
      3. Speech System  : Justin, Jaimin, Wailing
      4. Camera / Mic interface  : Wailing, Lucas, Vince
      5. GTREP contact and Data acquisition  : Wailing, Lucas
  4. Meeting 4 (Dr. Barnwell, Lucas, Vince, Justin, Jaimin)
    • Project Proposal
      • incorporation of previous projects:
        • narrow band tracking (using DSK algorithm)
          • not applicable to our environment
        • video tracking projects were conducted using the GVU labs
      • overall: project is too difficult.
        • pick one component -> chose vision tracking
    • Meetings
      • have milestones for each week (updated weekly)
    • Problem Specification (suggested a second meeting with Dr. Mersereau)
      • still camera tracks single moving object (teacher head), puts a box around it, and directs a second camera
      • moving camera locates the head and tracks
      • potential to merge this algorithm with HP's research of using many low resolution cameras to make one high-resolution picture (from this picture we track, using downsample techniques to achieve real-time)
    • Test Environment
      • Room VL461
  5. Meeting 5
    • Agenda
    1. Discuss abstract
    2. Obtain Polycom documentation
      • how to control PTZ
      • video output formats (S-video or composite)
    3. Select a two input real time capture card (expensive ~1000 USD! see Matrox, Pinnacle, Canopus and Dazzle for examples)
    4. order card
    5. order IR RS232
      • just in case we use it to control the PTZ of the cameras because we can't figure out how to control the Polycoms over the IP network
  6. Meeting 6
    • Mariam Crowder
    1. Digital Media Lab - VL 483
    2. Set up meeting to obtain possible data
    • Equipment Available
    1. Sony EVI-D30 Camera
      • Stepping motor camera
      • Need to find PCI card that interact with camera
    2. Video Capture Card
      1. Driver download not required
    3. HP Vectra COC 311
      • Code Composer Installed
      • Digital Signal Processor
      1. TMS320C6701
        • Frequency - 167 MHz
        • 4ch DMA
        • 2 32-bit GP Timers
        • 1.9 V Core Supply, 3.3 V IO Supply
        • Floating-Point Digital Signal Processor

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