Executable Code and Instructions

Desktop Application

Hardware Setup

Our application is designed to be used on the Jetson TX1 hardware.

For our setup, we installed Jetpack 2.1. At the moment later versions are not supported because electron does not support ARM64 architecture currently.

Pull down our repository that contains the provisioning scripts.

$ git clone https://github.com/360ls/provision.git

Run the installer that will install Ansible.

$ make install

Run the provisioning script:

$ make provision

NOTE: This step can take up to an hour as it will compile and install OpenCV from the source.

Finally run our setup script:

$ make setup

You can find the latest executables here.

Ubuntu/Debian

1. Download the debian release.
2. Run sudo dpkg -i 360ls-Desktop-Application-1.0.0-amd64.deb.

Stitcher Application

Clone the stitch-flex repository

git clone https://github.com/360ls/stitch-flex.git

To install the package:

cd stitch-flex
git checkout origin checkpoint/sprint3
make clean-install

This will install package dependencies via npm (node.js) and pip (python), including the yarn package manager dependency.

Then, to run the app, either:

make run

to simply run the app

OR

make

to clean the package, do a fresh (but not brand new) install of dependencies, and then run the app.

To run the cli, which provides the most functionality.:

make cli

To set up the camera streams

make camera-setup

To demonstrate threading through taking snapshots

make snap

To lint the application:

For JS files:

eslint nameoffile.js

For Python files;

make lint-py

To run tests against the application:

make test

Developing and Building the Desktop Application

You can find the instructions for setting up a developer environment for the desktop application here.