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I'm trying to use OpenCV with Raspberry Pi 4, but I cannot use the code for People Counter in the PyImageSearch website ( https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2018/08/13/opencv-people-counter/) because I have PiCamera mounted vertically respect the gate of standbox. In the code, the camera can views people with an angulation of 20-30 degrees. I have PiCamera mounted with an angulation of 90 degrees.

So, I've found the Foofall package (https://github.com/WatershedArts/Footfall/) seems to be good for my scope, but unfortunately it is not more managed, so it works with OpenCV 2.4.9. But it is impossible to install on Raspberry Pi 4 (with Raspbian Buster / debian 10).

Is there some other solution in order to get a People counter that works?

Thanks for your supply.

This is the video I've made in order to test a solution: https://mega.nz/file/tYkjDRpB#EB062WcJyHDQ4rApAJYn4ObWSkHuW2YaT1NXrbFxo3o

I'm trying to use OpenCV with Raspberry Pi 4, but I cannot use the code for People Counter in the PyImageSearch website ( https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2018/08/13/opencv-people-counter/) because I have PiCamera mounted vertically respect the gate of standbox. In the code, the camera can views people with an angulation of 20-30 degrees. I have PiCamera mounted with an angulation of 90 degrees.

So, I've found the Foofall package (https://github.com/WatershedArts/Footfall/) Footfall package seems to be good for my scope, but unfortunately it is not more managed, so it works with OpenCV 2.4.9. But it is impossible to install on Raspberry Pi 4 (with Raspbian Buster / debian 10).

Is there some other solution in order to get a People counter that works?

Thanks for your supply.

This is the video I've made in order to test a solution: https://mega.nz/file/tYkjDRpB#EB062WcJyHDQ4rApAJYn4ObWSkHuW2YaT1NXrbFxo3o

I'm trying to use OpenCV with Raspberry Pi 4, but I cannot use the code for People Counter in the PyImageSearch website ( https://www.pyimagesearch.com/2018/08/13/opencv-people-counter/) because I have PiCamera mounted vertically respect the gate of standbox. In the code, the camera can views people with an angulation of 20-30 degrees. I have PiCamera mounted with an angulation of 90 degrees.

So, I've found the Footfall package seems to be good for my scope, but unfortunately it is not more managed, so it works with OpenCV 2.4.9. But it is impossible to install on Raspberry Pi 4 (with Raspbian Buster / debian 10).

Is there some other solution in order to get a People counter that works?

Thanks for your supply.support.

This is the video I've made in order to test a solution: https://mega.nz/file/tYkjDRpB#EB062WcJyHDQ4rApAJYn4ObWSkHuW2YaT1NXrbFxo3o