Category: Image Detection
This post is a how-to guide on how to get up and running with using the tesseract optical character recognition (OCR) library in a Microsoft Visual Studio environment.The original link …
This is a very similar post to that posted previously, which used a OpenCV and cvBlobsLib to identify contours in video footage and display them on the screen. Please refer …
A quick guide to setting up and installing OpenCV for using in the Code::Blocks integrated development environment in Linux. The version of Linux I am currently using is Ubuntu 14.04. …
As a newcomer to image processing, I have attempted to achieve the tracking of coloured objects in some sample video footage. In my case, my little one’s blue gloves moving …
A short demonstration of how to use OpenCV to capture and display video frames from an avi file. The code demonstrates how to capture video from an example video (avi) …
Flea2 Camera Physical LayoutThe photograph shows the physical setup for grabbing images from a Flea2 camera (by Point Gray Research) mounted above a Xaar inket printer. This represents a prototype …
IntroductionA recent stab at grabbing images from the Flea2 camera using APIs from the FlyCapture2 SDK by Point Gray Research (PGR). Additionally, the camera was to be used in “Format 7 …
The results of some experimentation with and comparison between raw OpenCV functions and the cvBlobsLib library to detect darker coloured spots against lighter backgrounds.
OpenCV is a free, open source library that enables your computer application to “see” and make decisions from the image data it acquires. Here are some guides for setting up …
A short example of how to utilize various open source library functions that can be used to identify and analyse strongly connected components for a given input image.In the example …
