AI: Machine Learning and tracking objects, Machine-Computer-Vision with OpenCV and Processing

The objective of the OpenCV library, to seek to be able to make it easier to start up computer vision and thus facilitate the experimentation of substantial tools, hardware and software, of computer vision, the most used, by making available the full power of the OpenCV API for Processing, for all users, beginners or more or less advanced.
See a demonstration of an application, found on the NET, a human-machine interaction game using OpenCV and Processing, where you can control the speed of the avatar or character of the game, through the speed and direction of sound fist or palm, detected using a classifier implemented in OpenCV for Processing, via a vision by the computer's front camera. The main goal of the author of this fairly specific game, to prove it concept, for physiological exercises in the background, for health and well-being ...
More information about the author: https://github.com/ahmetozlu/human_computer_interaction
Brainwave-JCP (aka Joël Caserus), thus, to be able to integrate cutting-edge and cutting-edge technologies, for education, learning, mental and physical health, and in new user and user experiences...
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