New episode of vvvvTv is out: S02E12:
AR using OpenCV with ArUco Markers
https://www.youtube.com/live/j7DWMET-qM8?si=m8KXsBOjchjhmWPR
#vvvv #creativecoding #visualprogramming
#dotnet #vvvvTv #opencv #computervision #ar #aruco
New episode of vvvvTv is out: S02E11: Introduction to OpenCV
https://www.youtube.com/live/fjw2m8w6RNU?si=6NuQgwQ4675Bzvvf
#vvvv #creativecoding #visualprogramming
#dotnet #vvvvTv #opencv #computervision
Cool, we're in the latest Golang Weekly!
In exactly one week from today I will be at GoMAD in Madrid, giving the first ever talk in Spanish about
@wasmvision ¡Vamos!
Ven a GoMad en Madrid el 7 de mayo porque voy a dar la primera charla en español sobre @wasmvision
https://www.meetup.com/go-mad/events/307495616/
#golang #madrid #tinygo #computerVision #openCV #visionModel #dnn #lvm
wasmVision 0.4 is out & our biggest release yet!
- 21 vision models - face detection+object tracking+more
- Save to data stores BoltDB/Redis/NATS
- New website w/ docs+tutorial to get started
Go take a look right now!
ROS node active! It uses #OpenCV to look for blue blobs and then publishes the coordinates of the bounding box (of the largest detected blue object). A subscriber node publishes (a very delayed) raw image feed to a flask server for debugging. Next up: driving!
CLion 2025.1 Arrives With Support for Out-of-Project Files in CLion Nova, Qt Renderers, the ST-LINK Debug Server, and West Build Options
#Clang #CLion #News #Releases #Bazel #Clionnova #Embedded #Opencv #Qt #Release #Stm32 #Zephyrwest
https://blog.jetbrains.com/clion/2025/04/clion-2025-1-release/
We just released wasmVision 0.3.1 as a quick followup to what was learned/fixed at #wasmio25 thanks everyone who came to the talk or spoke to @deadprogram afterwards!
Changelog here:
https://github.com/wasmvision/wasmvision/releases/tag/v0.3.1
Thanks to everyone who came to my talk at WASM I/O yesterday about @wasmvision
As promised, slides are now available here https://deadprogram.github.io/wasmio2025/#/
#wasmio25 #wasm #computervision #golang #tinygo #rust #clang #opencv
wasmVision 0.3.0 is out! We have some exiting new features for you such as MCP server support, and experimental GPU acceleration for vision models. Performance and stability improvements too. Go get it right now!
#wasm #computervision #opencv #golang #tinygo #rust #clang #mcp #cuda
https://github.com/wasmvision/wasmvision/releases/tag/v0.3.0
strip-p-ed out
Some more pictures of the #patterns to bypass #cctv #facerecognition.
Picture 1: data visualisation of CCTVs ratios in 5 European cities (cctv/surface, cctv/population, cctv/crime index). #knitting on the #kniterate machine
Picture 2: doodled stripes on #inkscape with hatches paste effect. #knitting on the #kniterate machine
Picture 3: #sewing a ready-made pattern from deadstock fabrics
Picture 4: Exhibition view. A visitor trying the garment with live CCTV face recognition (#opencv)
Model: Élodie Goldberg
#fabricademy project 2024
For more info see my previous post!
We just released wasmVision 0.2 along with wasmCV 0.7 just in time for @fosdem
Come see our talk in the #webassembly dev room on Sunday at noon!
strip-p-ed out
A 3 months #research around #patterns to bypass #cctv #facerecognition.
Tested with #opencv.
Project done in the #fabricademy, a programme over textile and technology, at the @greenfabric node.
I knitted 2 kimonos on a #kniterate, a semi-industrial #machineknitting with deadstock yarns. The 3rd one is a deadstock fabric whose pattern was already a working #camouflage for opencv.
The project is fully documented here:
http://class.textile-academy.org/2024/stephanie-vilayphiou/project/
Concerning cctv surveillance, France has recently gone crazy over it... it seems like they want to recognise logos from organisations in protests and faces associated with them... does someone know an opencv algorithm to detect specific images? Or does it necessarily go through machine learning?
Hey #OpenCV #ComputerVision #Python
I would like to point a camera at an area of the house and have it announce when a dog has entered the camera frame.
I am quite handy with Python and can muddle my way through C-like stuff if I have good documentation or example code.
Is this easy or hard? Hard is not a dealbreaker, just trying to tune my expectations a bit.