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Bom dia, me surgiu uma dúvida aqui sobre o que Engenheiros ou equipes de engenharia diriam sobre um sistema online que fosse uma espécie de monday de acompanhamento da execução de obras mas que pudesse integrar diversas empresas ou etapas da construção em apenas um sistema (desconsiderando aqui sistemas complexos SIENGE, TOTVS, etc.) mas que tivesse uma interface simplificada para as equipes mais básicas, ao mesmo tempo um B.I. interno para acompanhamento em tempo real ou realocação das execuções quando necessário?

Venho trabalhando a algum tempo em uma solução nesse sentido mas não consigo visualizar ainda a adoção de um sistema desse porte aqui no brasil, em outros países talvez eu enxergue uma adoção meio discreta para melhorar a produtividade mas no brasil não vejo empresas simplesmente optando por dar suporte ou adquirir um sistema nesse direcionamento, o que vocês acham?

Vejo e tenho contato com muitos profissionais de certa forma "bitolados" (ou seja com uma mente fechada para algumas inovações) então surge sempre a dúvida: seria apenas mais um sistema como tantos outros ou teria uma utilidade real em campo?

O ponto aqui é que ele serve para qualquer serviço ou atividade que possua etapas para serem cumpridas e vale não apenas para a engenharia mas também para o acompanhamento da execução de atividades em outros setores.

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So I built this little tool that I couldn't find anywhere else and thought some of you might find it useful, there are some options at web but i can't find any easy and working app for integrate with OBSStudio on windows with hardware and web support.

What is it?

It's a tally server emulator for simulate ATEM switchers in control off tally lights. with esp32 customized firmware done and working for creating custom tally lighs with I2C displays for show infos and messages to camera operators in field.

What does it actually do?

This app runs a local server with one executable file that reads the tally state from your broadcast software over the network and serves that information to any hardware custom device or with a browser attached. So your camera operators can just open a webpage on their phone and know exactly what's live. No extra hardware, no proprietary apps.

Why did I build it?

Honestly, I had a setup where I needed tally feedback for a multicamera production and didn't want to spend a fortune on hardware tally systems. so there should be a simple way to get that info out to people or some system hardware. So I built it, years ago some publis on this group made me think about that workflow now i'm sharing with you guys.

Tech stack

It's Python and HTML under the hood Flask serving the web tally pages, CustomTkinter for the desktop GUI, and PyATEMMax handling the switcher communication, and some libraries from other projects to max the compatibility with other ATEM hardwares or ATEM tallys. Packaged as a standalone Windows .exe so you don't need Python installed to run it, just the executable file.

Current state

It works, I use it in real productions. It's not perfect and there's definitely room to improve better mobile UI, multi-switcher support, maybe some kind of configuration profile system. But it does the job reliably for what it was designed to do. working now with vMix and OBSStudio via websockets

Looking for feedback

If you run any kind of live production setup and want to try it out, I'd love to hear how it holds up in different environments. And if you're a developer and want to contribute, the repo is open there's a CONTRIBUTING guide to get you started.

Would be happy to answer any questions about the setup or how it works under the hood. Cheers!

Project page if want to make your own ESP32 Light, you can found the executable and build firmware .iso to flash in a esp32 8266 of actual stable version in releases section at right

https://github.com/paulofernando1/ATEMTallyServer

Custom working hardware with CamOperator light, display and a Program status light for the crew working live, made with one ESP32 8266, 2 RGB LEDs and a i2c display to show info to operator. Both leds can work independently with server definitions