servo-tracking

Real-time object tracking with a servo-driven camera uses vision detection to identify a labeled target and commands servo motion to keep it centered. This automates dynamic object-following for movable camera setups.

Setting up servo tracking requires a vision module for detection, a servo interface for pan and tilt motion, and a labeled object input to run within the skill framework.

Vision-based object following suits small robots, desk setups, and lamp installations. The camera and servos automatically pan and tilt to keep a named target centered in real time.

A servo system keeps a moving object centered by running vision detection to locate the target and adjusting pan and tilt servos in real time, following the object as it moves across the scene.

Servo tracking is the process of using vision detection and servo motion to automatically follow a named object. You need it for camera automation in dynamic environments where manual aiming is impractical.