
Explore computer vision projects with Arduino using an Arduino Uno, an I2C display, and a webcam to analyze facial expressions and print results, with a cable for connection.
Learn the connection diagram to control an lcd screen with an Arduino Uno, wiring the five volt power line and i2c lines, including sd to a4 and sl to a5.
Learn the distance formula between two points using x1, y1, x2, y2, including squaring, summing, and taking the square root to analyze lip corner positions for facial expressions.
Learn to set up an Arduino lcd display with the liquid crystal library, define a 16x2 screen, read data from Python, and display with cursor and lcd.print for A or B.
Create a two-segment arm using image processing and computer vision to move with a servo motor, based on shoulder-wrist distance, with arm parts measuring 25 cm and 27 cm.
Detect wrist, elbow, and shoulder landmarks using pose landmarks indices, extract corresponding x and y coordinates scaled to the video frame, and draw circles to visualize the arm regions.
Hi! Welcome to the Advanced Computer Vision Project With Arduino (OpenCV) course.
This course provides you to control an LCD display with your facial movements. With this course, we will learn to reach our facial features with the deep learning method.
Main topics you will learn;
LCD Screen: With this section, you will learn how to use the LCD screen.
Deep Learning: With this section, you will learn to draw your facial features and change the physical features of the landmarks you draw.
Computer Vision Project (Deep Learning): With this section, you will learn to automatically print out on the LCD screen according to our facial expressions.
Who is this course for?
Advanced students who want to build deep learning project with Arduino,
Advanced students who want to build serial communication between Python and Arduino and
Advanced students who want to build lcd screen applications.
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