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I was reading a [blog post](https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2019/02/seeking-the-productive-life-some-details-of-my-personal-infrastructure/) by Stephen Wolfram:
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> But when I go to events like trade shows I typically bring a tiny
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> camera with me, that takes a picture every half-minute. If I’m
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> wearing one of those lanyard name tags I’ll typically clip the
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> camera on the top of the name tag, among other things putting it at
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> an ideal height to capture name tags of people I meet. When I write
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> my personal trip report I’ll typically review the pictures, and
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> sometimes copy a few into my trip notebook.
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I thought it would be cool to build something like this, and maybe use
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the photos to do some interesting photo analysis. I picked up an
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[OpenMV H7 R2](https://www.sparkfun.com/products/18982) with a
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[wide-angle lens](https://www.sparkfun.com/products/16778). I wrote a
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[quick little program](main.py) to take a picture every thirty seconds
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and write it to an image directory. This code collects those images
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into a video.
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I haven't used this for anything yet on account of not having a
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case. I might try to replicate this with an OAK-D for the inside of my
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house.
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