React PD-Meter App (measures distance between pupils) with MediaPipe Face Mesh - internship project (2023)
https://gosiacodes.github.io/React-PD-Meter-App/
Application uses your device camera.
In this project I used Googles AI solution MediaPipe Face Mesh that estimates 468 3D face landmarks in real-time.
It uses machine learning (ML) to infer the 3D surface geometry, requiring only a single camera input.
AI finds your pupils and measures distance between them.
It is not that correct when you take multiple shots, but it is fun anyway.
Best results can be achieved when the face is about 40 cm from the camera.
Make sure there is good light and the camera is clean.
Sit still and do not move your head.
Look straight into the camera or at the red dot at the top and take a picture.
The result on the left is the approximate distance between pupils.
The result on the right is the PD average if you take multiple shots.
You can retake the picture as many times as you like (wait for the video to reload).
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