Low Code Examples
A collection of App Pops to try for yourself
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A collection of App Pops to try for yourself
Last updated
Here you'll find quick guides to creating App Pops with a variety of use cases. All you need to do is create or edit your pop and enter information as provided and your Pop will be ready for action.
The following guides require you having an App Pop up and running with a 2D Body Pose enabled model selected. If you have yet to do this, follow the steps below, otherwise, continue on to the guides.
Detect the number of times the user hunches into their laptop, while obfuscating their face for privacy. This assumes the camera is pointing towards the user and is close to eye level. Once the nose point of the user is detected to be below the left shoulder, we assume this means the user is hunching forward.
From the dashboard, click Create Pop at the bottom right portion of the page.
Select an Build apps
Name your Pop
Select a 2D Body Points enabled model an
Remove all drawing components and add Pose, Counter, and Posefollow - then you're ready to go.
Build a quick way to detect how many times a user has hunched towards their laptop. Edit the drawing configuration of your pop as follows:
Counter:
Count the number of curls done, where the left and right wrists go from below the elbow to above the elbow. Simply copy the following into the counter parameter:
Count the number of jumping jacks done by the biggest person in the camera frame. Just as the previous two, copy and pase the following into the Counter text box.
Add a branded overlay with just a few more lines, as well as lines to help with keeping a good posture. Likewise to the last two examples, copy the following rules into the counter text box. Then, copy the posefollow lines below as well.
Detect a driver falling asleep by checking the largest person in frame has their nose dip below their ears two times in a row, indicating a simple head bob.
Posefollow:
