Training for students!

Now we are training our students. We read lectures about the syntax of programming languages such as C++, the correctness of the construction of algorithms and the structure of Linux-based systems. We hope that this will be useful to us and them in their future work!
The first training will be held on the construction of algorithms on September 22. The second training in Linux will be next week, stay tuned!
Thank you to join us!

CW37 summary report

This week we have been able to write a program that takes video from a file and it can rotate in three dimensions by changing the coordinate axes. It called "Frame grabber to 3D". It is not yet completed the program but we already have the opportunity to present it to you:

We will continue developing this program in the future and we will make it more useful for our purposes. We will inform you regularly on the interim results of our development. Thank you to join us!



CW36 report: Team completion.

This week, we selected the other students, who will subsequently work with us and take our place in the future developments. The full list is presented here:
 Navit-team: Vladislav Dramaretskiy, Ievhen Kolusetskiy and Ivan Nazarenko.
 Augmented-team: Andrey Mazein, Alexey Odinochenko and Asya Arutyunyan.

They will work with us on October 1. We will be happy to see them in our teams!

CW35 summing-up by Augmented-team

After a week of work we managed to develop a program to recognize individuals in video stream from an ordinary web camera. Here are some screenshots showing the program results in real time:

The result was really stunning, and despite the complexity of the task was completed in a short time. The program was written in a programming language C++ and uses openCV. OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision Library) is a library of programming functions mainly aimed at real time computer vision. Thus we first met with computer vision, and we really became interesting. We hope that you will support us in the future.

We are glad to see you on our blog!

Hello, we are command of young developers, code-named Crocod1le. We are glad to see you on the pages of our blog!

Our group divided into teams that solve different problems:

The first team solve problems with modern navigation systems. They're trying to make plugin for Navit. Navit-team: Arthur Fayt, Dmitriy Semenakha and Oksana Grygoryeva.

Another team carries out the tasks of pattern recognition. The main purpose is to develop on-board computer program which is able to recognize patterns of pedestrians, traffic signs, road markings, to make the car drive itself wherever you want! The work is just beginning and much remains to be done. They hope that their efforts will not be ignored!
Augmented-team: Artem Gayduchenko, Ivan Siyanko and Ievhen Okhrimenko.

We hope our blog would be interesting for you! Thank you!