Any tuto ? How to do a catlog ?
Don't know exactly if I should send you the entire logcat ... ?
Any tuto ? How to do a catlog ?
Don't know exactly if I should send you the entire logcat ... ?
Any tuto ? How to do a catlog ?
Well, there's a widget included in this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...GwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5ub2xhbmxhd3Nvbi5sb2djYXQiXQ..
Tap the widget before you start the program, reproduce the crash, then tap the widget again, and send me the entire file.
Thanks to the log from user Veyka, now i'm aware of the cause to most of the continous calibration failures. Fix is expected to be next week.
Thank you.
Okkk
Ps : here it is
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300
Thank you.
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On my SGS II running AOKP, I am able to calibrate AND select items.
However, the only that is hard to do is control the mouse. It resets it's position ever 3 - 5 seconds.
However, the only that is hard to do is control the mouse. It resets it's position ever 3 - 5 seconds.
So that sounds very interesting, because that is something for people who has not the same action radius as we with normal health...
Download it right now and will report later after different tests. Thanks for sharing that with us all.
Download it right now and will report later after different tests. Thanks for sharing that with us all.
That is due to bad light conditions. You have to be facing the light source instead of let it shine at your back.
I would recommend you watch the video on our website which represents optimal usage by a guy with limited action radius. Link in the OP.
I was facing a computer screen with Max brightness. The lighting in my room is also facing me.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/AOKP
LBP doesn't detect anything at all and I cannot calibrate in that mode.
I can calibrate in Hagar, and I get face detection.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/AOKP
Face detection type and Touch Calibration are totally different things, there's no way they interfere with each other.
Anyway, try to tweak the Subsampling factor as well, reducing it will increase the accuracy, though it will also decrease the speed.
I've done it all to no avail. It's always reset.
As for the touch calibration and the face detection type, I tried it on the new version and I'm still getting the same results. I know they should interfere whatsoever, yet they are.
EDIT: I decided to reinstall a previous version and update to the newest and all issues have disappeared now.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II w/AOKP
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It can't click anything in my Huawei Honor(U8860),and ,sorry for my bad english……
Sent from my U8860 using xda premium
Sent from my U8860 using xda premium
Can we have a screen, a menu to test the app before using it directly ?
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300
- build 0.2 released -
The hole calibration and touch simulation procedure has been reworked quite massively. I would like to ask everybody to test this out regardless if you have done it with the previous build. Its a new method and it should not fail on any device now if my calculations were correct.
cheers,
donlk
The hole calibration and touch simulation procedure has been reworked quite massively. I would like to ask everybody to test this out regardless if you have done it with the previous build. Its a new method and it should not fail on any device now if my calculations were correct.
cheers,
donlk
Calibration without root access let's crashing the app.
Mouse sensitivity saving now works without a crash!
HTC One S, stock Rom 2.13, Android 4.0.4, Sense 4.1.
Mouse sensitivity saving now works without a crash!
HTC One S, stock Rom 2.13, Android 4.0.4, Sense 4.1.
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The Neural Information Processing Group from
Eötvös Lóránd University proudly presents:
MouSense for Android based mobile devices
- MouSense headmouse (head tracker) is a hand-free application software for computers - one can control the cursor on the screen by head movements. Our latest product is MouSense for Android, a headmouse software for Android based smartphones, tablets and other info-communication devices.
- The software uses the latest opensource Computer Vision algorithms to determine the exact position of the head and to track it further. The stability, reliability and flexibility of these Computer Vision algorithms allow us to put them together in a way to create a robust and sufficiently optimized face-tracking software for mobile devices. The software tracks your face using the front-facing camera of the device, displays a small cursor on the screen as you move it along, and lets you simulate touch and API based key events to gain full control over the system.
- We considered making a slightly limited alpha version available to the public, so users with different variety of devices can help us improve our product before we release it to Google Play. Its a limited version hence the different action simulations (long click, drag, swype) are not present. We appreciate the help of testing from anybody who is curious enough to try the software and commited enough to send us the error reports the software prepares in case of a crash.
- Download link to the latest build will always be in post no. 2.
Please don't upload the file to any website or file server, because the software is still in early alpha version, and bug fixing becomes much harder when we start having all sorts of strange error reports from builds coming from unknown sources all across the world wide web. We provide one reliable source for the new builds, one issue/feature tracker site and one discussion topic (this one).
- If you have noticed a bug, had a crash, or have a feature request for the application, you can ceate a new Ticket on this tracker site: http://nipg.inf.elte.hu:8556. All the active tickets holding these informations are under the 'View tickets' tab. Please don't write posts about these matters in this topic.
If you feel you stressed the software well enough and didnt notice behaviour failures (or it has already been fixed), please feel free to post about that so we an add your device to the site under the 'tested devices' secion here: http://www.colleyeder.com/mousense/installation/
- For additional information such as installation, usage, background, contact address etc. please visit our website at: www.colleyeder.com/mousense
The software belongs to Eötvös Lóránd University and ELTE Neural Information Processing Group.
Thank you for your contribution!
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Market stable release is very close. Until the software is published there won't be any more links here. You all helped a lot with your reports and comments, so i'd like to thank you very much!
- build 0.4:
- Speed optimizations for face preview bitmap redraws
- Instruction popup windows implemented in the main menu and in the swype demo - build 0.3.5:
- Force close fixed when Calibration starts on non rooted devices - build 0.3:
- Demo applications implemented, you can access them through the main menu. These apps can be tried out WITHOUT root access.
- Better mouse smoother algorithms integrated - build 0.2.1:
- menu and back button simulations are merged in (available through the right button panel while facetracking)
- further optimizations for touch calibration - build 0.2:
- massively improved touch calibration
- touch simulation is instant, zero delay
- mouse is not clicking continuosly while holded still
- Mouse sensitivity X, Mouse sensitivity Y and Circle radius step preference strange save behaviour fixed - build 0.1.7.5:
- fully handled possible force closes and failures through the calibration process (hopefully) - build 0.1.7:
- fixed possible runtime exceptions while face tracking
- improved touch calibration (shouldnt fail now if you're tapping it lightly)
- temporary fix for touchscreen device detection on some devices
- improved method for detecting front-facing camera (needs test) - build 0.1.6:
- fixed calibration FC on Samsung i9100 and possible other devices (thanks for the reports)
- fixed seekbar progress display at Circle radius step option in Settings menu - build 0.1.5:
- most logreporters fixed and expanded (please test) - build 0.1.4:
- more logreporters added with extended exception-handlers (tests needed as always) - build 0.1.3:
- added a few more in-app logreporters in case of calibration failure (therefore please send me the prepared log when it does happen!)
- fixed possible FC when 'Start tracking' was pressed - build 0.1.2:
- changed MouseSensitivityX, MouseSensitivityY and CircleRadiusStep option items to launch a seekbar instead of list
- most of logcat debug code removed
- About section in Main menu slightly reworked
- build 0.1.0: initial alpha release
- slight UI lag
4Thanks for the feedback guys, i'm getting hundreds of reports, it really helps a lot!
I'm working on the fix for calibration force close, though i'm not sure what could cause this as i thought i handled every possible exceptions that might occur through the process. However, if you get 'Calibration failed' message, i encourage you to try it a couple of times more (you dont have to send a report every time you try), and see if it succeeds. The important part is to only tap the screen lighty two times, not as you would do normally. This is important because the increasing screen PPI's makes it a lot harder to tap at on only one pixel of the screen, so every time the calibration fails, it means you swyped even if you didnt mean to. Just hit it a couple of times and if it failes repeatedly, send me the log.
As for the other questions and suggestions:
- Yes, you need root to calibrate and then click. It's in the usage and installation instructions on our website, which i posted a direct link to in the first post. I strongly recommend for everyone to read it through first.
- The mouse's fluidity is due to the 'Mouse smoothing' option turned on in the Settings menu. It can be turned off. I suggest to experiment with it a little, see what suits you. You can access Settings through the menu button on the main screen of the app (also present on the website).
- Mouse sensitivity adjuster is in the same place, in the Settings menu.
- Menu and Back button simulations are already implemented, though they're not present in the Alpha test. It's tested out, and the method is pretty much the same for every device, so we took it out. It will be present in the full Market app. Touch simulation is the one that needs lots of testing, hence it differs not just between touchscreen models, but sometimes between API versions too. This is why we need you guys to stress it out and experiment with it, maybe modify the FaceDetection, Mouse and other options, to see what works best on your device in different lighting conditions.
- If you can't simulate touch with the mouse while face tracking, then the calibration wasn't successful. You can test the calibration out in the Calibration menu, if it succeeds, then you will be able to click.
Thank you again very much for your cooperation and enthusiasm, i hope i cleared out some blind spots. I'm working on the fixes, so stay tuned!
cheers,
donlk2Sorry for the inconvenience, but the papers are going slow about publishing rights with the university. Once its done, i'll be pushing up the free version first, then the paid app later on.
No more builds will be released here, so next version would be 1.0 straight away.
netkillercat: yes, hand-tracking is in consideration, not much of a work is required for implementing this feature anyways.
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