Earlier this week I shared a tutorial on using OpenCV to stream live video over a network via ImageZMQ — and today I’m pleased to share an interview with Jeff Bass, the creator of ImageZMQ! Jeff has over 40 years experience hacking with computers and electronics — and now he’s applying computer vision + Raspberry Pis to his […]
Live video streaming over network with OpenCV and ImageZMQ
In today’s tutorial, you’ll learn how to stream live video over a network with OpenCV. Specifically, you’ll learn how to implement Python + OpenCV scripts to capture and stream video frames from a camera to a server. Every week or so I receive a comment on a blog post or a question over email that […]
The Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision Kickstarter is now LIVE!
The Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision Kickstarter is officially LIVE! To back the Kickstarter campaign (and claim your copy of RPi for CV/my other books and courses at the 15-25% OFF discounted rates), just use the link below: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adrianrosebrock/raspberry-pi-for-computer-vision-ebook?ref=project_build And remember, I’m offering an additional 15% OFF the already discounted bundle prices for the first 10 […]
OpenVINO, OpenCV, and Movidius NCS on the Raspberry Pi
Inside this tutorial, you will learn how to utilize the OpenVINO toolkit with OpenCV for faster deep learning inference on the Raspberry Pi. Raspberry Pis are great — I love the quality hardware and the supportive community built around the device. That said, for deep learning, the current Raspberry Pi hardware is inherently resource-constrained and […]
Table of Contents – Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision
A couple of days ago I mentioned that on Wednesday, April 10th at 10AM EDT I am launching a Kickstarter for my new book, Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision. As you’ll see later in this post, there is a huge amount of content I’ll be covering, so I’ve decided to break the book down into […]
Sneak Preview: Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision
The Kickstarter launch date of Wednesday, April 10th is approaching so fast! I still have a ton of work left to do and I’m currently neck-deep in Kickstarter campaign logistics, but I took a few minutes and recorded this sneak preview of Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision just for you: The video is fairly short, […]
My Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision Kickstarter will go live on Wednesday, April 10th at 10AM EDT.
I’ve got big news to share today! I’m super excited to announce that my Raspberry Pi for Computer Vision Kickstarter campaign is set to launch in exactly one week on Wednesday, April 10th at 10AM EDT. Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and Internet of Things (IoT) are three of the fastest-growing industries and subjects in computer science […]
Pan/tilt face tracking with a Raspberry Pi and OpenCV
Inside this tutorial, you will learn how to perform pan and tilt object tracking using a Raspberry Pi, Python, and computer vision. One of my favorite features of the Raspberry Pi is the huge amount of additional hardware you can attach to the Pi. Whether it’s cameras, temperature sensors, gyroscopes/accelerometers, or even touch sensors, the […]
Building a Raspberry Pi security camera with OpenCV
In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a Raspberry Pi security camera using OpenCV and computer vision. The Pi security camera will be IoT capable, making it possible for our Raspberry Pi to to send TXT/MMS message notifications, images, and video clips when the security camera is triggered. Back in my undergrad years, […]
I’m writing a book on Computer Vision and the Raspberry Pi (and I need your input).
Today is a big day — I’m formally announcing that I’m writing a brand new book on Computer Vision with the Raspberry Pi. I’ve been wanting to write this book for years, arguably ever since I started playing around with the Raspberry Pi and OpenCV. But the timing never worked out quite right. I was […]