#Windows10 – Windows #VisionSkills sample UWP App

Hi!

Yesterday the Windows Team announced the preview version of Windows Vision Skills. So today I was browsing the samples in Github and I’ve created a simplified version of the Skeleton tracker using a live feed from a webcam.

Here are some notes about my GitHub sample

  • The UWP App must be Windows 10 version 1809
  • I added the NuGet packages [Microsoft.AI.Skills.Vision.SkeletalDetectorPreview] and [Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.UI.Controls]
  • The MainView uses the CameraPreview control from the [Microsoft.Toolkit.Uwp.UI.Controls] toolkit.
  • Each frame is processed and I use a SkeletalBinding to detect Skeletons / bodies
  • The core detection is performed here
        private async Task RunSkillAsync(VideoFrame frame, bool isStream)
        {
            m_evalPerfStopwatch.Restart();

            // Update input image and run the skill against it
            await m_skeletalDetectorBinding.SetInputImageAsync(frame);
            await m_skeletalDetectorSkill.EvaluateAsync(m_skeletalDetectorBinding);

            m_evalPerfStopwatch.Stop();
            m_skeletalDetectionRunTime = m_evalPerfStopwatch.ElapsedMilliseconds;

            await Dispatcher.RunAsync(Windows.UI.Core.CoreDispatcherPriority.Normal, () =>
            {
                m_bodyRenderer.Update(m_skeletalDetectorBinding.Bodies, !isStream);
                m_bodyRenderer.IsVisible = true;
                UISkillOutputDetails.Text = $"Found {m_skeletalDetectorBinding.Bodies.Count} bodies (took {m_skeletalDetectionRunTime} ms)";
            });
        }
  • There is also a BodyRenderer.cs class used to draw the skeletons on top of the CameraPreview Image control. It draws lines in an empty canvas.

You can download the sample code from here https://github.com/elbruno/Blog/tree/master/20190501%20VisionSkills%20Skeleton%20Sample

Greetings @ Burlington

El Bruno

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