Development of a real-time object-tracking system using Raspberry Pi
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https://doi.org/10.54939/1859-1043.j.mst.90.2023.127-133Keywords:
Object tracking; KCF; Raspberry Pi.Abstract
Object tracking uses computerized algorithms to locate and track targets automatically without human intervention. Applying object-tracking technology to the observation mission will make it more effective and easier. An important requirement was that the tracker must be fast enough to meet the real-time requirements while still ensuring accuracy and stability. In addition, observation equipment usually uses compact hardware (such as embedded computers) and high-resolution cameras. In this paper, a Kernel Correlation Filter (KCF) based tracking algorithm is used with a Raspberry Pi 4B to track objects at sea. The experiment results show that the tracker works well and stably, and the tracking speed reaches 20 FPS with 1280×720 pixels of camera resolution.
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