The senseye-cameras module is a generic camera interface written by SenseyeInc. It allows Python developers to easily grab frames from multiple types of cameras and write them to disk.
Documentation
Our documentation can be found at: https://senseye-cameras.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
For FAQs please visit https://support.senseye.co.
Contributing
To report an issue or to contribute, please visit: https://github.com/senseye-inc/senseye-cameras. Before submitting a bug or pull request, please take a second to review the contribution guidelines.
License
senseye-cameras is available under the BSD License 2.0.
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