For all students of OpenCV, we just released our code, ready-to-use Raspbian image, and a simple tutorial. Together, these will take you step-by-step from the first image capture to the final depth map created via real-time video capture.
The tutorial consists of six steps:
Here’s an example of the results after the final step:
You can read a detailed description in our post on Medium, and look at our code on GitHub.
This week, PCBs arrivied at our factory as expected. Here are a couple of the very first samples:
And here’s what the production process looks like at our factory:
Our army of microSD cards imaged with Raspbian S.L.P. continues to grow:
Short camera cables arrived:
Camera support plates arrived (V1/V2 camera version shown here):
Also, Crowd Supply received the Compute Modules and cameras:
An open video development board in a PCI express form factor that supports overlaying content on encrypted video signals. Let's bring open video to the digital age!
A Raspberry Pi-powered pocket projector
The first open source iCE40 FPGA development board designed for teachers and students