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webcam dust

A free particle demo — play it in your browser, no install. Your body as a figure of flowing gold dust: 800k GPU grains riding a live webcam mask, with the tracking drawn alongside. WebGL2 + MediaPipe.

by @robinsadeghpour · robinsadeghpour/webcam-dust on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON ROBINSADEGHPOUR.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 9 Oct 2026

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A webcam effect for the browser: your body as a figure of flowing gold dust, with the tracking that drives it drawn on screen.

**Try it: (needs a camera; add ?demo=1 to watch the built-in figure instead)

The figure follows you closely as you move. Whip an arm and grains tear off it and stream behind, then drift back and settle into your shape again. Next to it, the camera picture shows what the machine sees and measures: pose skeleton, segmentation outline, joint angles, velocity vectors and live numbers. The clip above is the built-in demo figure with the dust dial at 3 of 5.

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