Face detection in Go and Webassembly
summary
Pigo is a pure Go face‑detection library that requires no third‑party libs and compiles to WebAssembly so the same detector runs in the browser, on Raspberry Pi and Android. It encodes detectors as a compact binary cascade of simple pixel‑intensity comparisons and decision nodes, shows how to build and load the model, demonstrates language bindings and embedding steps, and reports real‑time performance and memory footprints for typical webcam and mobile workloads.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to face detection
- 3:20Why Go and WebAssembly
- 9:53OpenCV and libraries
- 15:21Implementation details
- 20:49Demo and examples
- 27:45Q&A and closing
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