Free Multi-Camera Surveillance Software

Here is a video of how the motion tracker works. It tracks based on
color. This was recorded using a Logitech QuickCam Pro 3000 with a
TrackerPod.

http://www.trackercam.com/TCamWeb/demos.htm



Dave wrote:
On 30 Jun 2003 16:00:57 -0700,
(Eagletron Inc.) wrote:

We have just released our multi-camera support software, called
CamPanel.

This allows you to monitor and control multiple cameras from a single
PC in real-time. Like always, the software is free and, when combined
with our award-winning TrackerPod base, gives you full pan/tilt
control over several cameras from the same interface. (However, at
least one TrackerPod is needed to unlock the capture feature).

For more information and to download go to www.trackercam.com


TrackerCam Development
www.trackercam.com

Your website FAQ says:

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TrackerCam 4.1 (and higher) not only captures video when
motion occurs, it actually locks on to whatever moved and
follows it with the TrackerPod/PowerPod while capturing.
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Can you show a video of this feature in action? I'm
interested in seeing how well it works on a moving object.

Thanks in advance

On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 12:36:50 GMT, "Robert J Batina"
wrote:

The program that I use ( from
www.homewatcher.com )
HI,
I have just d/l this software, and i am having a bit of trouble setting
up the webpages templates provided whith the software. As their is not
much help on the software website i was wondering if you have any
expert advice on how to set them up. Thanks

On 23 Jun 2005 18:23:06 -0700,
wrote:

Here is a video of how the motion tracker works. It tracks based on
color. This was recorded using a Logitech QuickCam Pro 3000 with a
TrackerPod.

http://www.trackercam.com/TCamWeb/demos.htm


Thanks for the video. I finally got back to this thread...

I think I understand how this tracking sw works now. It
temporarily ignores the motion detector until the camera
reaches it's new position, other wise the entire background
scene would probably confuse the sw into thinking that
everything is moving all over the entire frame.

I noticed that how blue blouse is the item being tracked. Is
that because the blue has a higher difference in color than
the yellowish background and yields a better s/n ratio in
the motion detector? If the color sensitivity were more
broad, I suppose that the tracker would show a box around
both people, but in this case it's only around her blouse.
Interesting.