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After carefully considering the over 120 submissions, the judges have selected the Finalists of OpenCV Spatial AI Contest. These 50 exceptional teams are made up of over 100 developers, and
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Features of highgui module with the addition of the viz3d namespace
With applications such as object detection, segmentation, and captioning, the COCO dataset is widely understood by state-of-the-art neural networks. Its versatility and multi-purpose scene variation serve best to train a computer vision
Eleventh time OpenCV participated in the Google Summer of Code program: thirteen finalists together with our mentors have developed excellent projects, most of which can be seen in the final
See the Regional Winners Announcement and the Grand Prize Winners Announcement post (and Webinar!) before reading this one! Endings are always bittersweet, and this one is no exception. We’ve just
Here we are. Over 1200 submissions from 250 teams, and 4 months of build time all comes down to this. Today we present the Grand Prize Winners in OpenCV AI
Some time ago the article “How to create an application on x86 Android with OpenVINO” has been posted. However, most Android devices use ARM-based chips, so we decided to port
The long wait is almost over. The dust has settled, the hard choices have been made, and the winners have been chosen by our esteemed panel of judges for OpenCV
Phase 2 of OpenCV AI Competition 2021 is winding down, with teams having to submit their final projects before the August 9th deadline. But that doesn’t mean we’re slowing down
Until recently OpenCV Python packages were provided for Windows, Linux (x86_64 and ARM), and macOS (formerly known as OSX) for x86_64 and all was right with the world. However, in