New to python, need some help

[tomhyatt001]

Hello, I am a researcher using the Leap Motion depth camera for my masters research. I am using its python 2.7 package as I have some limited experience with python, and none with C (I've mostly used matlab for programming). I am trying to have the software write some of the various recorded hand information (end digit angle and end joint position, along with a few others) to a data frame as it goes. However I have not had any luck in doing so. Are there any more experienced here who could point me down the right path?

Thanks!

EDIT: My older post was answered, so never mind! I found a solution that worked for me.

[hassanwaqas1998]

Dear Fellow Developer & Researcher. I am facing the same problem as you have mentioned here and would like to know how your problem was resolved. I am trying to initially store frame data (either store) and then normalize or normalize then store) but I am having a problem trying to figure out how to do so much that, to get a limited amount of selective data (i.e a limited number of frames to normalize and store).

so I would like some help and guidance on te matter, Thank You.

[tomhyatt001]

Hello, yes I did solve the issue in a manner. I was directed towards the Brekel Hands Pro software, which does exactly what I wanted, saving each data frame in its entirety in a .csv (or other) format.

https://brekel.com/hands/

I recommend taking a look at it. It is pretty cheap as far as software licenses goes, and an easy write off for most labs.

[hassanwaqas1998]

I see that this is a possible solution, but not the desired one as I am doing my graduate project and I have to do this by development as part of the project, ( i will definitely check out the software u mentioned). So I will keep on looking.
Thanks