Category: OpenCV

In the previous post, we learned a little bit about colour spaces and utilised the power of HSV thresholding to detect our desired objects. However, our detection method, like many others,

In our previous posts, we mainly focused on processing grayscale images. Even when our initial material has color, it often makes sense to convert it to grayscale to reduce the computational

In the last post about OpenCV, we demonstrated the library’s power by solving the problem of detecting road lines.  While that was an impressive example, we’ll now expand our knowledge by

Machine vision has seen significant growth in recent years. Advancements in hardware and improvements in algorithms have made image-based analysis much easier and more effective. While the term “AI” is quite