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A MacBook Touchscreen for $1
A clever hack that uses a small mirror and some computer vision to make an ordinary MacBook respond to touch, with demos…
Building Rome in a Day
A University of Washington research project that rebuilt landmarks like the Colosseum in 3D from over a million Flickr p…
Counting People with Machine Learning
A project write-up on counting foot traffic from IP webcam feeds with machine learning, walking through the detection ap…
CS231n: Deep Learning for Computer Vision
Stanford's CS231n course notes, a widely used set of free written tutorials on neural networks, convolutional networks,…
CVPR Art Gallery
An online gallery of artworks exploring computer vision from the CVPR conference, with over a hundred pieces per year on…
Generative Image Dynamics
A CVPR best-paper project page showing how a single photo becomes a seamless looping video or an interactive scene you c…
Interactive Dynamic Video
MIT research by Abe Davis showing how ordinary video can be turned into objects you poke, pull and shake, with demo clip…
Introducing Flickr PARK or BIRD
A Flickr engineering write-up on building a computer vision system that answers a famous xkcd question: whether a photo…
Jeeliz FaceSwap
A WebGL demo that swaps your face with another one live through your webcam, with color correction to blend the result,…
Kyle McDonald
The experimental portfolio of artist and coder Kyle McDonald, blending computer vision, machine learning, and generative…
Learn OpenCV
A blog with tutorials and code examples on computer vision, deep learning and AI in Python and C++ for programmers, engi…
Making Eyesite
A development journal for Eyesite, an experimental website that combines computer vision with web design, explaining how…
Megabite
A write-up of an algorithm that automatically turns photos of food into faces, with the image-processing approach and th…
Onlytrains
A bot watches a single stretch of Swiss railway track, detects every passing train and stitches its frames into one long…
Screeners
A critical design project by Chino Kim: glasses that use computer vision and smart film to detect screens and black them…
Stanford CS231n
The public home of Stanford's deep learning for computer vision course, with lecture notes, slides, and assignments wide…
Tesseract.js
A pure JavaScript OCR engine that recognizes text in 100 languages, with an in-browser demo so you can drop in an image…
The Octo-Bouncer
A maker's write-up of a hypnotic machine that keeps a steel ball bouncing on a tilting plate using a camera and eight mo…
Visual Sudoku Solver
A browser tool that solves Sudoku puzzles from your camera: point at a printed grid, scan it and watch the solution fill…
YOLO.EXE
A loud, scrolling crash course on how computers spot objects in pictures with the YOLO algorithm, ending with real detec…
zserge's blog
Serge Zaitsev's minimalist toy projects and stories, like impractical computer vision for hand-drawn animation and build…
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