Hi! Today, I want to delve into something truly exciting in the world of computer vision: MediaPipe. Developed by Google, MediaPipe is a framework that has been revolutionizing the way we interact with and understand visual data.
There are 11 different modules - https://developers.google.com/mediapipe
In my opinion, the "hands" module in Python's MediaPipe is an impressive library. It's very user-friendly for beginners.
There are 11 different modules - https://developers.google.com/mediapipe
- drawing_styles: Customize styles for drawing detected objects and landmarks.
- drawing_utils: Utility functions for drawing on images and videos.
- face_detection: Detect and locate faces within images and video streams.
- face_mesh: Analyze the contours and features of a face.
- face_mesh_connections: Define the connections between face landmarks.
- hands: Track and analyze hand gestures and positions.
- hands_connections: Connect landmarks in the hands for visualization.
- holistic: Comprehensive solution for analyzing face, hands, and body posture.
- objectron: 3D object detection and spatial understanding.
- pose: Detect and analyze human body postures.
- selfie_segmentation: Segment a person from the background in selfies or portraits.
Join me as we explore and practice using these modules 😍
I started from hands:
In my opinion, the "hands" module in Python's MediaPipe is an impressive library. It's very user-friendly for beginners.
https://github.com/safo-bora/ML-pet/blob/main/mediapipe_debug_script2.py
Please share your thoughts and feedback if this topic is interesting to you.
Thank you!
Please share your thoughts and feedback if this topic is interesting to you.
Thank you!
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