Detecting open mouth from webcam feed
See original GitHub issueHey, thanks so much for sharing this project, it’s awesome!
Just wondering what’s the easiest way to detect when a user opens and closes their mouth? I’ve used landmarks.getMouth()
and logged the result into the console, but I can’t find any documentation for which points relate to which parts of the mouth, so I’m not sure where to start calculating.
Cheers
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Have a look at this figure. Using
landmarks.getMouth()
you simply get an array of Points 49 to 68.Closing, if this is still an issue feel free to update and reopen it.