Face Tracking Turret team 8

The document presents a Face Tracking Turret that utilizes AI and computer vision for real-time face detection and tracking, integrating Arduino and OpenCV technologies. It highlights the hardware and software components, operational mechanics, and applications in security and human-computer interaction. The turret's potential for future adaptations in robotics and automation is also discussed, emphasizing its significance in surveillance technology.

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Face Tracking Turret team 8

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AUTO HEAD

AIMING TURRET
Team Members: N. Pooja, T. Radha ,
Y Vasudha, S. Jyanu
Introduction
This presentation explores a Face
Tracking Turret that utilizes artificial
intelligence and computer vision for
real-time face detection and tracking,
integrating Arduino and OpenCV
technologies.
01
System Overview
Hardware
Components of the
Face Tracking Turret
1. Servo Motors : Adjusts the
camera's position to follow detected
faces, ensuring accurate tracking.
2. Arduino Board : Controls servo
motors based on detected face data,
serving as the brain of the system.
3. Camera Module: Captures live
video for processing, essential for
face detection.
Software
Components of the
Face Tracking Turret
1. OpenCV : Handles face
detection and tracking.
2. Python: Runs the
computer vision processing.
3. Arduino IDE – Programs
the microcontroller for servo
control.
Working
The Face Tracking Turret operates by capturing live
video using a webcam, which is processed through
OpenCV to detect and track faces in real time.

Once a face is detected, its position is analyzed, and

movement coordinates are sent to an Arduino board
via serial communication.

The Arduino then controls servo motors to adjust the

turret’s direction, ensuring continuous tracking of
the subject.

This system allows for smooth, automated

movement, making it highly effective for
surveillance, automation, and interactive
applications.
02
Applications
Security and
Surveillance Use
Cases
The Face Tracking Turret can autonomously monitor
sensitive areas, such as military zones and restricted
access locations. With AI-based facial recognition
capabilities, it can identify and alert security personnel
about potential threats. Its automated tracking feature
allows for continuous surveillance without human
intervention, increasing efficiency in security operations.
Human-Computer
Interaction
The turret system can enhance user experiences in various interactive
applications, such as automated broadcasting and smart cameras. By
following users' movements, it can create engaging content for live
streams or events. Additionally, it provides opportunities for
developing interactive gaming experiences, where players can interact
with the turret as a responsive component in the game environment.
Future Adaptations
in Robotics
Future developments could involve integrating edge AI computing for
improved processing speed and response time. Additionally, IoT
connectivity can enhance the turret's adaptability and functionality in
smart environments. The incorporation of LIDAR technology could lead
to more precise tracking and distance measurement capabilities,
opening up new avenues for various applications in robotics and
automation.
Conclusions
The Face Tracking Turret represents a significant
advancement in surveillance technology, blending AI with
embedded systems for real-time applications. Its versatility
in security, human interaction, and potential future
adaptations marks it as a pivotal development in automated
tracking systems.