veyepar: Computer Vision - Creating a complex color polling project using Python, OpenCV and Raspberry Pi

Author(s):	Irikidzai Muchaneta
Location	Congo Room
Date	oct Fri 07	Days Raw Files
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I will be talking about creating a computer vision classroom color poll sheet recognition project using Python, OpenCV and raspberry Pi. Specifically, looking at detecting color poll-sheets in a classroom of about 50 - 150 students. Much like how one can poll an audience of people using a clicker technology and show the results of the audience with regards to a question asked.

- Audience is anyone interested in computer vision, what computer vision can do and achieve, as well as the hard work required to make it all happen.

- After the talk the audience can have a glimpse into what it takes to create a computer vision project, as well as the typical process and algorithm one would follow in a simple task of creating a computer vision project using python, opencv and raspberry pi.

- A few aspects I will cover include:
        -  Computer vision goals 
        -  Simplified overview of the algorithm used 
        -  Going into a bit of detail where the challenges arise 
        -  Example of the the project i worked on
        -  Results achieved
        -  A few global interesting projects around computer vision

I will end with a demonstration on color polling the actual audience using 3-4 general questions and show them the results of the polling program, as well as any hard to detect areas and how the system detects these. :)

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