Workshop: Computer Vision
3rd year undergraduate workshop
The main objective of the workshop is to
expose the students to a typical R&D cycle that involves various design,
code writing and integration of a real world (small) application. This will be carried
out in teams of 3, and the deliverables include 3 types of documents and a
working application.
1. User
manual: describing the full functionality and GUI of the system. Submitted
until the 4th week. Example.
2.
General design: describing the whole modular and
data flow aspect of the application, possibly without specifying the exact
algorithmic implementation details. Submitted until the end of the semester. Example.
3.
Detailed design; this is included as
documentation in the source code, and specifies the detailed implementation.
Submitted with the working application until the formal deadline for projects
submission.
Typical projects
usually consists of interactive games played across the internet, where at each
end the application detects and recognize objects, faces, gestures etc. (for
example playing virtual ping pong
where the application detects the bat held by the player), or monitoring tasks
(car traffic assessment, counting people entering a building etc.)
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