ARGUS is a control server that lets a camera follow a subject on its own. A YOLO detector finds the person in the frame; their offset from frame-centre is converted into a Panasonic pan/tilt command and sent over the network through Bitfocus Companion — the control surface broadcast operators already use. The camera re-centres, and the loop repeats. No operator on the joystick.
It's the project that sits exactly where I want to work: computer vision deployed on real broadcast hardware, not a notebook demo. The live panel at the top is the model — the subject roams, YOLO boxes them, and the frame pans to keep them centred.