Raspberry Pi enthusiast Dan Macnish has created a fantastic Raspberry Pi instant camera that not only captures an image but transforms your photos into line drawn cartoons. The camera is a mash up of a neural network for object recognition, the Google quickdraw dataset, a thermal printer, and of course a Raspberry Pi mini PC.
“One of the fun things about this re-imagined polaroid is that you never get to see the original image. You point, and shoot – and out pops a cartoon; the camera’s best interpretation of what it saw. The result is always a surprise. A food selfie of a healthy salad might turn into a enormous hotdog, or a photo with friends might be photobombed by a goat.”
“I set up an image processing pipeline in python to take pre-captured images and recognise the objects in them, using pre-trained models from google. At the same time, I explored the quickdraw dataset, and mapped the categories available in the dataset with the categories recognisable by the image processor. “
More information on the project jump over to the official Dan Macnish website by following the link below. For more information on update your Raspberry Pi jump over to our previous article.
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