v1.0.1

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v1.0.1 (2024-05-31)

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Implemented enhancements:

• Decreased hotspot activation time #13
• Added a message about hand detection stopping

Fixed bugs:

• Fixed hotspot arc animation #14
• Fixed taskbar showing on navigation between windows #12

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latest (2024-05-31)

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Implemented enhancements:

• Decrease hotspot activation time #13
• More Quality of Life changes #15 (miloszwasacz)

Fixed bugs:

• Fix hotspot arc animation #14
• Fix taskbar showing on navigation between windows #12

v1.0.0 (2024-05-14)

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Closed issues:

• Link to old issues #1

v1.0.0-beta01 (2024-03-27)

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MVP (2023-12-05)

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What's Changed

• More Quality of Life changes by @miloszwasacz in #15

Full Changelog: https://github.com/miloszwasacz/wall-projections/commits/latest

v1.0.0

First full production-ready version of the project. For a full changelog see milestones.

Features

• Information display
  • The software displays information about the artifact in a fun and engaging way
  • It supports different kinds of media: text, images and videos
• User input using computer vision
  • Users can select hotspots using their hands by pointing at the hotspot they want to learn more about
• Hotspot projection
  • The hotspots are projected directly onto the artifact and have a visually pleasing animation
• Configuration Editor
  • The museum curator can easily edit the exhibit using an intuitive GUI
  • They can write the information directly in the Editor or import it from a text file
  • The configuration can be exported and imported on another device

v1.0.0-beta01

First version working with the new hand tracking for hotspot selection. Needs some finishing touches before being production-ready (see Final Release).

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• New Hotspot Projection - instead of using analog buttons, the hotspots are projected directly onto the artifact
• New Hotspot Selection - instead of using analog buttons, the system uses Computer Vision algorithms and Hand Detection models to determine whether a user is touching a hotspot
• Improved Information Display - the layout system has been remade to make it more visually appealing and easier to extend in the future
• New Editor - a GUI editor has been added to make modifying the configuration of an artifact easier. Features include:
  • Adding and deleting hotspots
  • Editing hotspot details, i.e. title, description, placement and attached media files
  • Importing and exporting the configuration to and from a file
  • Calibrating the camera to correctly detect hands

For a more detailed list see Full Changelog.

MVP

Minimal Viable Product

First prototype of an interactive artifact display for Bristol Museum

Notable features

• Fully functional display for information about different hotspots on an artifact
  • Includes text, images & videos
• Hotspot selection using analog buttons connected to a Raspberry Pi
• Configurable hotspot data stored in a single, compressed file