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I have no clue how to connect the input from the sensor to the webcam image. I am searching online, but I haven’t found good references / tutorial how to distort a live image with specific data input. I would be very happy for any hint.

During the research, I found the method of using the webcam as the tool to measure your heart rate. I think this would be way more interesting!! [https://hackaday.com/2020/12/25/webcam-heart-rate-monitor-brings-photoplethysmography-to-your-pc/] Using the webcam as the sensor and for creating the visuals as well.

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What I am imagining right now, but don’t know where to start is the following: The visitor is coming closer to the screen, seeing itself inside the webcam. The pulse gets identified by the webcam and the human is recognized as well, (ideally turns red-ish; opacitiy 50%; maybe by using the cellblock object?) The pixels of the human stretches to the rhythm of the pulse.

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 I have no clue how to connect the input from the sensor to the webcam image. I am searching online, but I haven’t found good references / tutorial how to distort a live image with specific data input. I would be very happy for any hint.
 During the research, I found the method of using the webcam as the tool to measure your heart rate. I think this would be way more interesting!!  [https://hackaday.com/2020/12/25/webcam-heart-rate-monitor-brings-photoplethysmography-to-your-pc/] Using the webcam as the sensor and for creating the visuals as well.
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 What I am imagining right now, but don’t know where to start is the following: The visitor is coming closer to the screen, seeing itself inside the webcam. The pulse gets identified by the webcam and the human is recognized as well, (ideally turns red-ish; opacitiy 50%; maybe by using the cellblock object?) The pixels of the human stretches to the rhythm of the pulse.