Releases: PabloPicose/ComputerVisionBlueprint
Releases · PabloPicose/ComputerVisionBlueprint
First release
ComputerVisionBlueprint Pre-Release
Welcome to the pre-release of ComputerVisionBlueprint, an innovative application designed to simplify and visualize the power of computer vision operations. Leveraging the robust capabilities of Qt, OpenCV, and the Qt Node Editor, this application introduces a user-friendly approach to complex computer vision tasks through intuitive blueprints and visual nodes.
Features
Current Capabilities
- Camera Input & Image Processing: Seamlessly take input from your camera or load images directly from URLs or your disk.
- Blueprints for Vision Operations: Utilize drag-and-drop nodes to easily manage and connect OpenCV operations.
- Visualization: Graphically display outputs by connecting desired operations, enhancing understanding and control over computer vision processes.
- Supported Operations: Includes basic to advanced OpenCV operations such as Equalize Hist, Blur (including Gaussian Blur), Canny Edge Detection, Cascade Classifier for multiface detection, and image pyramids (Pyr Up, Pyr Down).
- Drawing Tools: Paint forms like lines and rectangles directly onto images, with more drawing features to come.
- AppImage for Linux: Download and run the application with ease on any Linux distribution.
In Development
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Plans to release Windows and MacOS executables are underway.
- Enhanced User Interface: Future updates will include dark/light themes, customizable UI, and internationalization support, starting with Spanish.
- Workflow Management: Save and load your workflows to streamline your computer vision projects.
- Comprehensive Documentation: Upcoming documentation will cover build instructions, detailed feature usage, and troubleshooting.
- DLib Integration: Expand your computer vision capabilities with DLib, starting with face landmarks detection.
- More OpenCV Operations: Look forward to additional functionalities like Median Blur, Bilateral Filter, MorphologyEx, and more.