Speaker
Mr
Miguel Taylor-Lopez
(RidgeRun)
Description
In this talk, RidgeRun shares techniques used to develop GstPluginPylon, an open-source project with a source element that adapts its properties and behaviors based on the specific camera models connected to the system. By utilizing introspection, child proxy, advanced GObject, and other APIs, the pylonsrc element can discover devices, probe their capabilities, and expose them as GObject properties at runtime. Attendees will learn about the challenges and benefits of using these designs, gaining insights that may be applicable to their own projects.
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| Speaker bio | Miguel Taylor is an Embedded Software Developer at RidgeRun Engineering. He earned his degree in Computer Engineering from the Costa Rica Institute of Technology (TEC) and is currently pursuing a Master's in Signal Processing at TEC. Miguel's passion lies in the realms of Computer Vision, Image Processing, and Deep Learning. His professional journey includes active involvement in diverse projects related to multimedia processing and machine learning applications using GStreamer. |
Primary authors
Mr
Miguel Taylor-Lopez
(RidgeRun)
Mr
Marco Herrera-Valverde
(RidgeRun)
