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opencv-steel-darts
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Photo-recognition scoring app
Big challenge is always going to be calibration of the cameras. The software problem is tractable. Check this project out: https://github.com/hanneshoettinger/opencv-steel-darts and I believe there's a Facebook group where some developers collaborate.
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When you play online and you get a 180 almost every time you get 1 out of 5 rating afterwards . Ppfff there is a lot of cheating online. Any suggestions are welcome for better platforms
I never played online. Just asking myself how you can cheat there? Is it cheating like showing recorded 180s or how they do it? I was thinking of software that tracks the score (like https://github.com/hanneshoettinger/opencv-steel-darts). Are there platforms supporting it?
Distance_measurement_using_single_camera
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How I can write a decent GitHub readme?
I am a beginner, want to improve, GitHub readme experience, I don't how to improve this, what are convention to follow, anything you want to suggest me that would be really helpful. The Github repository just gave me a favor here. please
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Face detection and distance Estimation using a Single camera. Opencv-python
The detailed explanation is available on my GitHub repository, you can find the Video tutorial links over there's as well.
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Face Detection and Distance Estimation using Single-Camera Opencv python
Here you can find the code and detailed readme Github Repository
What are some alternatives?
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SkunkBooth - Text based command line webcam photobooth app
Batch-crop-images - A tool for cropping similar images in a batch with an interface.
Beginner-Traffic-Light-Detection-OpenCV-YOLOv3 - This is a python program using YOLO and OpenCV to detect traffic lights. Works in The Netherlands, possibly other countries
imagezmq - A set of Python classes that transport OpenCV images from one computer to another using PyZMQ messaging.
imagehub - Receive and save images from multiple Raspberry Pi's
lane-detection-opencv - This is for detecting any lane in the road to identify the road map
cam_board - Turn web cam into a black / white board
optical.flow.demo - A project that uses optical flow and machine learning to detect aimhacking in video clips.
Ai_Demos_RPi - Example code for using different Raspberry Pi boards with various electronic and mechanical components.
Doctor-Strange-Filter - Python project using OpenCV and Mediapipe to create a Dr. Strange filter. It detects hand gestures, calculates palm midpoint and openness, then overlays a mask if the hand is open. A concise demonstration of computer vision concepts like perspective and image rotation.