Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing / Task 3

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 CV&NLP Task 3


ToDo:


For this group assignment, we plan to utilise facial recognition technology to identify the unique facial features of three members, thereby directing them to their respective rooms.

Processing:


My first step was to import the House models of the Group into Unity.


Then I added NavMesh Surface to help the bot identify which paths it can take.



Next, I added navigation points for three houses.


 
Next is the code section

Here is the full code:


Presentation:


Reflection:

In Task 3, I learned how to use face recognition to detect faces and then control a bot in Unity to navigate to other people's rooms. I found this process quite interesting. For example, the default face count is 0; when we recognize a text_Pro value of 0, navigation should occur. However, for demonstration purposes, we skipped recording faces with a count of 0. This experience helped me understand how to transform complex data into code that is easily understood by both computers and humans.

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