Workshop: Setting up Computer Vision with Kivy using Tensorflow
summary
Workshop builds a small desktop app that captures a camera frame, exports a PNG, runs Google’s Inception-v3 model via TensorFlow and returns formatted top‑score predictions. Uses Kivy UI with the Kivy Camera widget and OpenCV for image I/O; required Python 3.6 (Anaconda optional). Many attendees hit OpenCV dependency errors and Kivy window/provider issues so live runs are flaky; final working code and assets get uploaded for download.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 4:33Tensorflow
- 8:09The Ui
- 9:27Building the Ui
- 19:24Add a Language Builder
- 24:23Base Class
- 28:50Window Provider Error
- 52:17Language Builder
- 1:21:09Test Using Flashcards
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