Hi ! The title of the post is enough to describe the next piece of code: Webserver App to receive binay content and save this as a file locally Here it is. https://gist.github.com/elbruno/286168cfdda38f5f07a6e4feec5edbc5 And, while we perform some posts to the http endpoint, we can start to see the local files in the same folder…… Continue reading #Python π – Webserver App to receive binay content and save this as a file locally
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#OpenCV – Access to a camera in a Jupyter Notebook with #Python π
Hi ! Super quick post today, with an answet to a question that we had last week in one of our Reactor Sessions: Can we access to a camera π€³ while I’m coding in a Jupter Notebook? So, the answer is YES. Here is a sample: And as usual, let’s share some code and some…… Continue reading #OpenCV – Access to a camera in a Jupyter Notebook with #Python π
#ESP32CAM – Client Python π app to view WebServer photos πΈ
Hi ! Still learning with the ESP32 CAM board. In today’s post the scenario is simple: Create a client Python app to view remote photos from the ESP32 Cam Arduino device This is a super lower quality photo, but hey, still good enough ! This is a super simple Python and OpenCV app. https://gist.github.com/elbruno/590d0ef8db3299f158e6eff38f445d7c Full…… Continue reading #ESP32CAM – Client Python π app to view WebServer photos πΈ
#Python π – how to find where Python is intalled – working with #reTerminal @Seeedstudio and @code
Hi ! Setting up my Seeedstudio reTerminal and Visual Studio Code, I realized that Python was already installed, but I’m not sure where π€. So, in the Visual Studio Code terminal (you can do this in the bash), first I check the version of Python with the command python3 -V And, hey I got 3.7…… Continue reading #Python π – how to find where Python is intalled – working with #reTerminal @Seeedstudio and @code
#Drone π – Detect Squirrels πΏοΈ and Space Wolves πΊ from a drone camera using Python π
Hi ! In a couple of hours, I’ll host a session where I show how to control a drone using Python π; and also how to access the drone camera and apply AI on top of the camera feed. Python SWFL – Let’s code a drone to follow faces In example, this is the drone…… Continue reading #Drone π – Detect Squirrels πΏοΈ and Space Wolves πΊ from a drone camera using Python π
#OpenCV – How to convert to grayscale and show a single color an image πΌοΈ using Python π
Hi ! Super quick post today with a cool scenario to support my TikTok videos in Spanish (I know π): How to convert to grayscale an image and show a single color using python and opencv Here is the output with an original photo from my office and a new image with this effect: Disclaimer:…… Continue reading #OpenCV – How to convert to grayscale and show a single color an image πΌοΈ using Python π
#OpenCV – How to add a Pencil Sketch effect to an image πΌοΈ using Python π
Hi ! Super quick post today with a cool scenario to support my TikTok videos in Spanish (I know π): How to add a pencil sketch effect to an image using python and opencv Here is the output with an original photo from my office and a new image with the pencil sketch effect: Sample…… Continue reading #OpenCV – How to add a Pencil Sketch effect to an image πΌοΈ using Python π
#OpenCV – How to add a watermark to an image πΌοΈ using Python π
Hi ! Super quick post today with a cool scenario to support my TikTok videos in Spanish (I know π): How to add a watermark text to an image using python and opencv Here is the output with an original photo from my office and a watermarked one: Sample code: https://gist.github.com/elbruno/3180142bc220a50601ac3c7c0b1e663d
#OpenCV – Detect and blur faces π using DNN in Python π
Hi ! Quick post today: detect a face using a pretrained DNN model and blur the face area. Easy to implement, and also easy to read: Code below https://gist.github.com/elbruno/2be864075b6c2dbef18e6a68530aa736 That’s it, sample using DNN. Next challenge will be to do this in F#.
#OpenCV – Detect and blur faces π using haar cascades in Python π
Hi ! Quick post today: detect a face using haar cascades and blur the face area. Easy to implement, and also easy to read: Code below https://gist.github.com/elbruno/e9ce11a4eb49a6ae94efac74b2dae36e Important: Haar cascades are easy to implement and learn, however, not recommented as a good solution to detect faces.