I would like to detect and track people using a Raspberry Pi, Model B v2 (512MB RAM) and a Logitech C310 webcam on a pan/tilt mount.
I experimented with the BackgroundSubtractorMOG2 which worked quite well, but stitching (to build a background for the entire range of vision) is to slow.
Now I am considering:
- Using BackgroundSubtractorMOG2 without stitching and only moving the camera in discrete steps (-45° , 0°, +45°), treating the three FoVs seperately.
- Using a fast algorithm for object detection. Maybe LBP?
Is it possible to detect people on a Raspberry Pi with LBP or some other algorithm in real time? Can a neural network be fast enough for this too?