Teaching Robots to See With Javascript
summary
Shows node.js bindings to opencv and walks through the actual implementation details: wrapping the cv matrix in v8, building with package‑config and ffmpeg, and adding a threshold function live. Explains Viola‑Jones / Haar + integral image math and why cascades are fast. Demonstrates a proof‑of‑concept quadrocopter face‑tracking demo (laggy), notes face detection is near real‑time in C++ but the Node bindings and video decoding add significant latency.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:10Teaching Computers to See with Javascript
- 28:01There are a lot of really great algorithms available in OpenCV
- 29:11OpenCV offers new algorithms too
- 30:29node bindings aren't as scary as you think...
- 59:40Explanation 1. Let's check the general structure of the program
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