Open Source Particle Tracking Velocimetry consortium is looking for the volunteers to help us to program, to run and to test the OpenPTV software. During the process you'll learn about the 3D Particle Tracking Velocimetry and would be able to implement it and develop it further, for your fluid mechanics (and not only) problems. This open source software can track animals, people, crowd, particles, bubbles, droplets, etc. using multiple cameras and stereo-photogrammetry, Kinect and other depth-related products and also incorporate real-time image processing.
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Thank you very much. It is nice to put the software in an open source basis. I used a 3D trajectography system with 6 infrared cameras looking at small targets that reflect infrared light for ocean-floating wind turbine applications. But this is a private software from a private company, and it is impossible to change the sofware.
hubert
Welcome, I'm sure Hubert, that our software can deal with this problem as well. Actually, if there is some interest in this type of analysis, we can work together with the consortium members to derive a solution that uses 'n' cameras working at any wavelength.
We are looking for people that can contribute in any possible way: website, documentation, code (Python, C), GUI design, etc.
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