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2. Installation Guide
Raspberry Pi:
- We recommend using a Raspberry Pi 4B. But any model should work.
- Fresh installation of Raspbian; we recommend using Raspbian Buster over the more recent Bullseye release.
- See here for a guide on flashing and installing Raspbian onto your SD card.
- Raspberry Pi camera module.
- See here for hardware installation instructions. Remember to enable camera input with
raspi-config
!
- See here for hardware installation instructions. Remember to enable camera input with
- A display, mouse and keyboard.
Ubuntu (desktop):
- A webcam or USB camera compatible with OpenCV. This should usually not require further configuration.
To follow the subsequent install procedure, you will also need git
. This may be installed with sudo apt install git
.
1. Clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/albanjoseph/Signapse
2. Enter the Signapse project directory
cd Signapse
3. Run the setup.sh
script to install all dependencies.
bash setup.sh
Note: Signapse is heavily reliant on a version of the OpenCV library which must be built from source, setup.sh
builds a barebones version of this library with only the required modules. This may still take up to 15 minutes on a Raspberry Pi and around 10 minutes on an x86 machine. Great time to grab a coffee and explore some of our other wiki entries, or our releases page.
4. Run the build.sh
script to build Signapse.
bash build.sh
Alternatively, build Signapse with cmake
and make
:
cmake .
make
5. Launch Signapse by running the executable located in the bin/
directory
bin/Signapse
If you have any questions or queries please contact us at: signapse.glasgow@gmail.com.