In the past few articles, we’ve covered some basic image processing concepts and the OpenCV library. Let’s use that knowledge to solve some real-life problems. Today we’re going to make a computer vision project that will allow cars to enter a particular object or...
Subscribe and receive free guide -Ultimate Data Visualization Guide* indicates required Email Address * I love writing about new features of C# and publish an article about it every year. This year is not an exception and I waited for C# 11 with a lot of excitement....
So far in this series of articles we have covered basic concepts of image processing. Now we’re going to dive deeper and explore some more advanced transformations. Without them, computer vision, in general, would be impossible. Most of the transformations rely...
In this article, we are going to learn how to draw and write on images using OpenCV. Drawing is a common routine in computer vision and it’s used for highlighting and marking important parts of an image. For example, if you want to mark all cars in the image, you are...
Last week at the Build conference, Microsoft presented a bunch of new ideas, improvements and platforms that it is gonna take us a couple of months to digest all of that. One of the most exciting news (at least for a bunch at Rubik’s Code) was that Azure will...
As you dive deeper into image processing with OpenCV you are going to face problems that can only be solved with geometric transformations. Image too big, the shape doesn’t match your needs or you want to rotate your image for some kind of data augmentation. All...
