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-- -- Install Learn Contribute API Docs Help Forum Blog The Book Computer Vision platform using Python. What is it? is an open source framework for building computer vision applications. With it, you get access to several high-powered computer vision libraries such as OpenCV – without having to first learn about bit depths, file formats, color spaces, buffer management, eigenvalues, or matrix versus bitmap storage. This is computer vision made easy. The Book Need more help? Check out our book, "Practical Computer Vision with ." Getting Started from import Camera # Initialize the camera cam = Camera() # Loop to continuously get images while True : # Get Image from camera img = cam.getImage() # Make image black and white img = img.binarize() # Draw the text "Hello World" on image img.drawText( "Hello World!" ) # Show the image img.show() This example shows a "Hello World" program that uses . In this example we first connect to a USB web camera. We then capture images from the web cam, apply a binary threshold that turns our image black and white, and then draws some text. The program then prints the results to a display. Examples This image shows the threshold function. The threshold method sets each pixel in an image to black or white depending on its brightness. Example In this image we applied the edges method. This method sets edge pixels in the image to white. Example Keypoints are visually unique areas of an image that are used for a variety of 3D reconstruction and image matching tasks. Finding keypoints in is super easy, just call the Image.findKeypoints method. Example These are just a small number of things you can do with . If you would like to learn more please refer to our tutorial . There are also many examples included in the directory under the examples folder which can also be downloaded from here . Google+ Facebook Twitter Github Help Copyright Sight Machine , Inc, is a trademark of Sight Machine, Inc....