This workshop starts from the basics of Python programming language and students are introduced to the OpenCV library using which they can run various algorithms on a computer captured video feed. At the end of the workshop, students will be able to create programs, which would be capable of distinguishing objects in the camera feed selectively and isolate them from the background objects to track their movement uniquely discarding background information.
Eligibility: This workshop is open to anyone and everyone, having a prior exposure to any sort of programming language. The workshop is intended for Engg. Grads, School Students, Freelancers and Hobbyists interested in learning the nitty-gritty of the language. Suitable for BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D., school students, teachers, hobbyists and working professionals.
New to programming? Our Python workshop is a good starting point before diving into OpenCV. Vision-based tracking like this is also core to several of the connected products we’ve engineered for clients — see examples in our case studies.
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What you’ll cover.
- Introduction to Python Programming Language
- Introduction to the OpenCV Library
- How to Process Camera Video Feed from Laptop
- Object Detection in the video based on their colors
- Enhancing the images from the video feed for better analysis
- Detecting edges (contours) and the center (centroids) of the video subject
- Detecting the colors of the video subject
- Capturing the movement of detected objects on a 2-Axis frame
Good questions.
Basic knowledge of Python programming is helpful but not required. The workshop covers fundamentals for beginners.
Yes, the workshop is designed for beginners with an interest in image processing. We start from the basics and gradually progress to advanced concepts.
Yes, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate upon successful completion of the workshop.
You will have access to workshop materials, live sessions, one-on-one mentoring, and a community forum for support.
Yes, a laptop with Python and OpenCV installed is required for hands-on practice. Installation instructions will be provided at the start of the workshop.