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Barring the use of any (proposed) standard messages for vision, this could be done using lists/unbounded arrays of some simpler messages (such as geometry_msgs, perhaps four Point32 per bbox, or Polygons).

Barring the use of any (proposed) standard messages for vision, this could be done using lists/unbounded arrays of some simpler messages (such as geometry_msgs, perhaps four Point32 per bbox, or Polygons).


Edit: note that there are actually people_msgs that may be more appropriate for this, as they carry a bit more information than just bounding boxes. There are also quite some packages that implement either face or people tracking, such as cob_people_detection, face_detector and face_recognition. If nothing else, it might be good to take a look at how those packages publish their results and perhaps use a similar / the same method.

Barring the use of any (proposed) standard messages for vision, this could be done using lists/unbounded arrays of some simpler messages (such as geometry_msgs, perhaps four Point32 per bbox, or Polygons).


Edit: note that there are actually people_msgs that may be more appropriate for this, as they carry a bit more information than just bounding boxes. There are also quite some packages that implement either face or people tracking, such as cob_people_detection, face_detector and face_recognition. If nothing else, it might be good to take a look at how those packages publish their results and perhaps use a similar / the same method.method. cob_people_detection uses the cob_people_detection_msgs fi.