Getting the raw and video streams out of an Infiray P2Pro thermal camera and having a live thermal display on the Windows PC (Linux should work as well if the device id is changed)
work in progress...
Conda environment settings for Windows
conda create -n p2pro python
activate p2pro
pip install opencv-python pyusb pyaudio pillow plotly matplotlib streamlit
# works well with streamlit 1.3On Linux use venv instead of conda and pip install the same packages. For example:
cd ~
mkdir venvs
# create the venv:
python -m venv venvs/p2pro
# important - this command activates the venv:
source ~/venvs/p2pro/bin/activate
# to deactivate type: deactivate
pip install opencv-python pyusb pyaudio pillow plotly matplotlib streamlit==1.38- runs on Windows and Linux without special drivers
- auto and manual scaling of the temperature to color mapping
- in image live display of max,min and center temperature
- history chart function for min,max,avg,center temperature
- save history to csv
- save image to csv
- (still) image viewer with zoom etc
- Always and only works in the high sensitivity mode (up to 180C)
run with (activate the p2pro env first):
streamlit run p2prolive_app.py
You can specifiy the device id on the commandline:
streamlit run p2prolive_app.py -- 0
or on Linux:
streamlit run p2prolive_app.py -- /dev/video1
You may create a .bat file to activate the env and click start the web app (change the folders to match your installation, note the <&> operator):
activate p2pro & streamlit run d:\users\klaus\develop\python\misc\infiray\p2pro-live\p2prolive_app.py 