Visualizer Callback Function

This example demonstrates the use of a callback function to customize the visualization of detection results.

Note

Visualization in current example is done with blocking behavor. This means that the program will halt at oak.start() until the window is closed. This is done to keep the example simple. For more advanced usage, see Blocking behavior section.

Demo

Visualizer Callback Demo

Setup

Please run the install script to download all required dependencies. Please note that this script must be ran from git context, so you have to download the depthai repository first and then run the script

git clone https://github.com/luxonis/depthai.git
cd depthai/
python3 install_requirements.py

For additional information, please follow our installation guide.

Pipeline

Pipeline graph

Source Code

Python

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import cv2

from depthai_sdk import OakCamera
from depthai_sdk.classes import DetectionPacket
from depthai_sdk.visualize.visualizer_helper import FramePosition, VisualizerHelper


def callback(packet: DetectionPacket):
    visualizer = packet.visualizer
    print('Detections:', packet.img_detections.detections)
    VisualizerHelper.print(packet.frame, 'BottomRight!', FramePosition.BottomRight)
    frame = visualizer.draw(packet.frame)
    cv2.imshow('Visualizer', frame)


with OakCamera() as oak:
    color = oak.create_camera('color')
    nn = oak.create_nn('mobilenet-ssd', color)

    oak.visualize([nn], fps=True, callback=callback)
    oak.start(blocking=True)

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