DIY face tracking with X10 camera turret
Want to come up with your very own face tracking solution for your home? You won’t go wrong with the X10 camera turret alongside the instructions over at Extremetech as they came up with a guide on placing virtually every element of your home at your beck and call. Imagine the possibilities of turning your appliances, fans, radios and anything plugged into the wall socket to be turned on or off through the use of a remote control, helping America get even more obese if this takes off in a big way. You will require a Windows XP-powered machine before getting started, alongside the X10 ActiveHome Pro kit with CM15A transceiver and software, a Ninja Pan N Tilt camera turret and a USB camera to complete this DIY face tracking project.
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