Computer Vision With Arduino | 2 Hour Course | OpenCV Python

[@guninmehra9421]

Dude you are the best Educator till now. Your knowledge and way of teaching is just remarkable

[@yuval_kahan]

I'm agree - his explaining is super good

[@stanst9013]

Great introduction to OpenCV library and Arduino-PC communication through USB port

[@HogwartsBasement]

This is really informative. Despite knowing what an Arduino is, binary and mostly everything your talking about I still found it satisfying to watch it's conveyed really well

[@arvindh13]

I used to work in a lab and we used to use Arduino and Arm controller with OpenCV and other ML libraries, one interesting project I could think of is Augmented Chess, we connected a huge led display to an ARM processor and two people stand in front of respective cameras and based on their hand movements the chess pieces in the display will move, the players can drag and place them, we did it for an exhibition (IMTEX) two years back. Anyway, nice video.

[@murtazasworkshop]

Interesting Project

[@vikrams9489]

my final year project is based on your course thanks a lot and we included you as a honorary mention and as a mentor

[@marythetallone02]

Thank you! I was so confused by where the numbers were coming from for programming my Arduino, the other videos I've watched don't even acknowledge what anything in the code means if they even show it. Thank you so much, finally a good explanation of what is going on!!

[@vikassoni3308]

You are the best teacher I ever seen . You teach the future to us. The price of your video is infinite. Thanks from Janatanagar,Chandkheda, Ahmedabad,gujrat, india.

[@solado5361]

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[@ai-robots.online126]

We Focus on the educational robotics building,Raspberry Pi 4B kits programmable robotics kits.Now i am begining to learn the pi.Thanks for your video,help me to learn more information.

[@ezzeldin101]

I made my own raspberry pi chassis robot with helping of your raspberry pi ultimate course💞💞 Cannot thank u enough murtaza hassan❤🤲🏻

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[@jerryrace4021]

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[@nothing_to_love]

I've never seen the best way of teaching like this. Thank you, sir!

[@twins_mz]

Simply great. Thank you for sharing.

[@motle-jk7xo]

This is really informative. Despite knowing what an Arduino is, binary and mostly everything your talking about I still found it satisfying to watch it's conveyed really well

[@shashank_d_a]

I am soo lucky that youtube recommended this video when i am scrolling to learn something. The way you teached made me understood very well. Thank you soo much sir 💖

[@pintokatendejonathan1740]

your explanation is very Good, for Beginners

[@alexeyfilippov42]

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[@zainbaloch4850]

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[@zainbaloch4850]

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[@coderroaster4204]

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[@murtazasworkshop]

I am glad you found it useful.

[@coderroaster4204]

@@murtazasworkshop I have also made that Project on my own which you have shown in the yt shorts controlling light brightness using hand gesture This is only because of u 😊😜

[@odelekejanet1881]

Paul

[@SJAS]

شرح ممتاز 👏🏻 ان شاء الله يجي اليوم الي أكون بي مبرمج ذكاء اصطناعي والكترونيات

[@Nozel_Silva]

1:05:52 I had the same problem, I get rid of that problem so I've stopped learning about AI..... But now you thought me a solution for that ! Thank you !

[@muhammadsyazwanbinazman3913]

Thank you sir your video are really helpful for my final year project. I'm from Malaysia and a computer science degree students. Thanks again sir

[@dimuthuwijesinha7606]

very clear minded person. good luck

[@DIYBuilder]

Amazing Course 😊

[@elixpo]

indeed

[@murtazasworkshop]

Thanks

[@thinkbig899]

@@murtazasworkshop Sir, does course have wireless communications with raspberry pi as well ?

[@reasonerenlightened2456]

​@@murtazasworkshop Stop for a second and think how ridiculous it is the amount of clicks and button pushing one must do to turn On and Off an LED., not to mention the insane amount of knowledge required as the reason for each button push or a click. (In contrast, Usually it takes one flip of a switch for on and one for off) The point is that the humans seem to be becoming more like machines instead of us making the machines more like humans. (It is time for the Arduino and Raspberry Pi to become self-aware! ) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Get it? .. or are you stuck in the belief that it is cool to know all that stuff just to flip a switch.

[@pythonub613]

@@reasonerenlightened2456 ok tony stark

[@AbdulHannan00004]

Your way of teaching is best and too much explanation ❤

[@infinity2creation551]

You are one of best teacher ♥️♥️♥️....

[@kledsonsilva4457]

IoI very very good! I did it on my linux with some small changes to the code, and it turned out great! Congratulations on your didactic man! Amazing..thanks!!💻🖥⌨ 👏👏👏

[@onertan1501]

Hello my friend this is very useful video . thaks for your sharings

[@ColdWarVet607]

Wow! Skipped up to see what you had for the OpenCV topics. I have to say you really do have the best tutorial and best teaching method I've ever seen. Thanks for explaining it all in a technically simplistic, clear and non BS filled manner. Superb, you get 5 gold stars, heck 10 golds! Nicely done, very nicely done.

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[@9200-o4n]

らろよ

[@bastiane215]

Many thanks for your effort on sharing this. When I could turn on and turn off a LED through python I was really excited and wrote this message heheh. I´ll keep going 😁

[@smartsensingandroboticslab789]

Please help to answer a few questions in regards to this video: 1: What equipment is needed to build an automated headlight system for a smart car using Arduino? A. A headlight and a temperature sensor B. A light sensor and a buzzer C. A headlight and a light sensor D. A motor and a push button 2: What does MCU stand for in the context of this course? A. Microcontroller Unit B. Main Control Unit C. Machine Computing Unit D. Manual Control Unit 3: Which Arduino board is most commonly used according to the text? A. Arduino Mega B. Arduino Uno C. Arduino Mini D. Arduino Nano 4: What type of signal has only two states, on or off? A. Digital signal B. Analog signal C. Pulse signal D. Continuous signal 5: What is the range of values for an analog input in Arduino? A. 0 to 1023 B. 0 to 255 C. 0 to 100 D. 0 to 500 6: What is a breadboard used for in Arduino projects? A. Writing code B. Connecting components C. Displaying output D. Measuring distance 7: What type of device is an LED considered when connected to Arduino? A. Analog input B. Digital output C. Analog output D. Digital input 8: What is the function of the pinMode function in Arduino? A. To define the type of sensor used B. To set a pin as input or output C. To upload code to the board D. To start the serial communication 9: Which software is used to write and upload code to the Arduino board? A. Arduino IDE B. Python IDE C. Visual Studio D. Eclipse 10: What does the command digitalWrite(pin, value) do in Arduino? A. Reads a digital value from a pin B. Writes a digital value to a pin C. Reads an analog value from a pin D. Writes an analog value to a pin

[@thevarayan]

Superb sir!

[@pedrovic12]

You are the best person of the world.

[@murtazasworkshop]

Lol. Your comment is the best in the world.

[@Random_Coffee_Cup]

Awesome Course and so much Professional

[@ALVINMAN452]

Great, great, great video. Many thanks to share it with all of us.

[@sangamjoshi4356]

OpenCV course ❌Serial Communication course ✅ But it is best course 👍👍

[@_grumpyoldman]

So does the full course simply use the Arduino as a slave as shown here or is there something more complex?

[@_grumpyoldman]

@Forrest Milner Indeed such a simple device does not have the processing capability. This video sequence could therefore be just be reduced to the trivial topic of basic 'message passing' - which is all that it really is. Hardly worthy of the price of the course.

[@YolunSonu1]

I thought he was going to implement and read data from a camera via UART I2C or SPI and process the image in the Arduino.

[@sask1139]

@@_grumpyoldman could recommend any other channel or video series on thia topic

[@sask1139]

@@_grumpyoldman am a beginner

[@NextGenMechLife]

Nice click bait! Putting arduino and vision together, combo buzz word for your video... I learned a lot, just from the title alone🤣

[@SciHeartJourney]

I've been using Arduinto to help me debug existing product hardware. I wanted a simple, quick I2C interface to talk devices independent of the FPGA that normally drives the board. I've found that Arduino saves library files in THREE different places on a Windows 10 computer. I'll list them out to help reinforce my own memory: 1) C:\Program Files (x86)\Arduino\libraries 2) Documents\Arduino (for whatever YOURusername is) 3) C:\Users\YOURusername\AppData\Local\Arduino15 It's important to know these directories working with Arduino, or it will drive you crazy trying to uninstall libraries you DON'T want.

[@srinivasaprasanth]

Really I have been waiting for this kind of explanation for several years and finally I found your KZbin channel.😅🙌

[@actionkey8042]

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[@BasaBoi]

Thank you. This video helped me gain way better understanding.

[@creativeworld36677]

A great Tutorial i have never seen

[@Techmoody123]

Super useful knowledge you share with me 💝💝💝💝

[@saingsodanin5891]

Your video is very clear. Thanks

[@mochammadariyanto6690]

This guy is insane...Great video course...You save me a lot

[@rameshkp7860]

Sir, super lessons. Thank you so much.

[@dinnerchief]

Kudos to the hand that can draw fully colored images without even changing sharpie or lifting himself

[@emilisdovidauskas5907]

It's a great tutorial! Thank you!

[@touchthetech]

You deserve 100M subscribers.

[@touchthetech]

Pin this. Comment plz.

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I can provide you 200 views daily for evey video.

[@jelol1428]

this helps me alot, thankyou good sir.

[@neoint]

simple to learn but great impact for me :), thanks.

[@ghassenhajjem7233]

Nice tutorial, thank you Indian friend

[@Loche747]

Best Teacher ever!!

[@MS-ry9im]

Awsm 🍫. I am gonna buy a Adrino now .. Thanks

[@mikulrana3251]

where can I find the cvzone library? I cant seem to find it on the website

[@csalinardi]

That was deceptive, you said you were going to use the Arduino to do face tracking and hand gesture detection. Instead you used your PC to do it and just blinked a light on the Arduino. Nobody should pay for these courses.

[@p0pka_enota]

Actually the reason I opened the video was to check what's wrong with it. As I remember, arduinos have like coule KB of RAM. And I was curious, what exactly author means by CV on Arduino. Your comment let me skip the video :)

[@johnwig285]

Not deceptive, it still fits the theme. Nobody is paying for it, it is a free video. Maybe you just want to be spoon fed instead of actually learning the skills that have been taught and applying it into ur own project that u intended

[@semydev]

@@johnwig285you do know there’s a paid version right?

[@zeusolympus1664]

​@p0pka_enota you must be pretty dumb to even think you can do even the most basic ML on a microcontroller 😂. Obviously the computation is done by your system or if you use raspberry pi with ai kit. You are just passing the predicted output to the Arduino to control say a servo motor.

[@mathtutor8714]

It is deceptive

[@razirahnama4197]

This is the best training video I have ever seen in my life. I live in the UK but I believe this is the best all over the world

[@Scootertuner420]

Nice content, I already know the stuff you are talking about, but I still liked to watch it.

[@masamunebrave]

Great job, my friend!

[@sariojorgeroden]

Superb! Thank you very much.

[@eduardoandres6720]

Thank you very much for the content! I just needed to know about this... :) Greetings from Chile

[@generalofwar6]

Murtaza how are you man? This is Mohamad from AUM (RoboticChallenge 2018)....this course is amazing I would work on it in my free time

[@mouhammadabdallahaw1131]

I can unfortunately just hit the like button. Thank you very much

[@ohhhhhh_yoiiii1741]

Thank you very much sir you are such a great teacher thanks for teaching with such a beautiful manner

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[@rudyvlog2897]

Im very interested with this topic sir , Thankyou ☺️

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Thank you for this vividly video！

[@lankasurya6126]

Ur tutorials are fabulous .. Thak u very much ...sir

[@milospetrovic5986]

I didn't watch whole video, but can't wait to setup this with Arduino Nano ^.^

[@ibnalihaji]

super, very good explanation, thanks a lot

[@versatile7713]

Really amazing course, i searched for.......

[@swatchliu7749]

very useful, The UNO board is on the way home

[@hassanyahya]

I'm really interested to start this video!

[@ericokongo1017]

please i can't find th link for downloading cvzone library

[@MahBor]

All of this for free. What a world are we living in!

[@TanjoGalbi]

The LED light is not a great example for digital output as it can also be analogue too. You have two ways to dim an LED light, digitally with Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) or analogue by varying the voltage. It is the simplest to way to demonstrate a digital output, light on or off, but it should be clear that it's not just a digital output. A purely digital output would be something like controlling a solenoid or relay switch to turn something on or off.

[@AngelaCampbell-Ehi-ok5ls]

I love the Tutorial video. Please can you make a full tutorial video on Arduino UNO

[@mohamednevim1124]

Great courses. Thank you very much 💗

[@winoline]

Thank you so much, sir.🙏

[@ekoaris]

Very good sharing 👍🏼🙏🏼

[@MohammadFaizanKhanJ]

Sir you are doing a great job! Thanks. You bring the easy explanation for noob like us.

[@aissagasmi4144]

hello, Mr. Murtaza firstly i would like to say thank you so much for your amazing channel your amazing videos your big efforts really benefited me greatly i would like to ask if i can share your videos on my channel with Arabic translation by my voice not writing. my greeting

[@jabirelaaraj4523]

it is really very much good explaining .wow reallay thank you

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I searched alot on internet but I couldn't find the course I want unti I saw this...🇮🇷❤

[@anjalihirde1122]

Wow , Thanks bro .......

[@linpeng1905]

Thanks for sharing! I learned a lot! Thank you very much!

[@abubalo]

Thank you for providing this tutorial. The video is jam-packed with simple but powerful insights.

[@qzorn4440]

Most interesting. 🥳 I wonder if this is a good project to learn the newer $74 Arduino GIGA R1 WiFi & Bluetooth and OpenCV with a touch display shield? 😎 Thank you.

[@Engineering-py]

Awesome material

[@ionescualexandru3733]

Very easy to follow guide, thanks a lot.

[@august7791]

Huge Thanks for the course.🔥

[@veerakarthickv4407]

great sir really helpful waiting for more videos like this

[@abhijeetbyte]

I was expecting something different, however it's just simple serial communication 51:25. It won't even need any fancy library, simple read and write on Arduino serial port, and do whatever accordingly using python.👍🤣

[@yacinemotivation3226]

Thank you ☺️☺️

[@1stzard]

It is a good idea to use OpenCV on Raspberry Pi, and use serial communication to the Arduino.

[@tayfun11100]

you are great, thank you

[@huzaifsami]

where can i find that CVZone Library ?

[@vardaanindia]

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