Computer vision engineer

Preparing my next video! 💪💪 We'll be working on a self-balancing ball project using Arduino, which combines 3D printing, electronics, stepper motors, control theory, and Arduino programming! 😃🦾

1 day ago | [YT] | 41

Computer vision engineer

I am playing around with my new toy! 😃🕹️ 3D printing is not so easy as I thought, though. 😅 I plan to use it for robotics projects. Let me know in the comments what video you’d like me to create next! 😃🙌

1 week ago | [YT] | 16

Computer vision engineer

Hey everyone! I'm already working on my next video, where we'll be exploring computer vision on edge using a Raspberry Pi 5 and the Hailo-8L accelerator! 💪💪

I've decided to discontinue the Computer Vision School and will be posting all additional content directly on my Patreon moving forward. This way, it's easier for me to manage and more accessible for you. 😃🙌

I really enjoyed creating the last four videos I published here on YouTube. I learned a lot while adding value to our community, and moving forward, that's the direction I want to take this channel. I'll be working on various computer vision, electronics, and robotics projects based on my interests and curiosity, and once I complete them, I’ll wrap each project up as a video to share with you! ❤️

Every once in a while (about once or twice a month 🤔), I’ll publish a video on Patreon instead of YouTube. This will help support the channel and allow me to continue creating content for you while keeping everything simple! ☺️😅

I've also been thinking about creating a more personal video where I share my process on YouTube and explain why I've been so absent over the last year. Should I do it? What do you think? 🙂

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 43

Computer vision engineer

Why are there so many versions of YOLO, and which one should you use in your project? 🤔 I used to feel overwhelmed by the numerous YOLO versions and struggled to decide which one to use in my projects. 😅 For those of you in the same boat, my next video summarizes my current criteria for selecting the appropriate YOLO version for a particular project.

Also, I used the video as an excuse to take a potentially boring topic and try to make it a bit more entertaining, so I could practice my storytelling skills. 🤓☺️

In the next couple of weeks, I will be busy finding a new lease and handling other boring tasks 😒. After that, I plan to resume with hands-on projects involving robotics and computer vision on edge! 😎🤖💪

1 month ago | [YT] | 57

Computer vision engineer

Just received my new Hailo AI accelerator!! 🥳🥳 Can't wait to use it in some cool computer vision on edge projects!! 😃😎🤖

1 month ago | [YT] | 23

Computer vision engineer

How much money did you spend on online education (such as courses, certifications, or subscriptions) over the past year?

1 month ago | [YT] | 5

Computer vision engineer

As many of you have requested videos on vision transformers, I’m excited to share that my next video will focus on comparing the performance of YOLO with RT-DETR (Real Time Detection Transformer)! 💪💪 What better way to explore new object detection technologies than by benchmarking them against the well-known YOLO? 🤓😎

Now, I want to hear from you! What is your main goal while studying computer vision?

1 month ago | [YT] | 9

Computer vision engineer

I’m wrapping up my next video on how to control a Nema17 stepper motor with an ESP32-CAM or an Arduino Uno! 💪💪 What topics or videos would you like to see next?

1 month ago | [YT] | 6

Computer vision engineer

Hey everyone! I hope you’re all doing well! 😄 After a long break, I’m excited to jump back into things! 🎉

Some announcements and updates: 📢

The Computer Vision Engineer channel will continue to focus on coding tutorials and computer vision projects. However, I’m also planning to explore new areas like large language models, robotics, electronics, and even 3D design. As I work on creating fully functional prototypes, I’ll be diving into all the different aspects involved in this process. Depending on how the YouTube algorithm responds to these changes, I might either keep creating content here or launch a new channel. Don’t worry, I’ll make sure to keep you updated on where to find everything! 🔍✨

I’ve already started producing new content! I created a tutorial about the ESP32-CAM, a small and affordable microcontroller with a camera for computer vision projects. The video will be published on Monday! 📅

Over the past few months, I've learned a lot about entrepreneurship and the challenges that come with it. I realized that my current approach with the Computer Vision School and other ventures wasn't fully working, so I’m in the process of making some changes. I will be simplifying the course offerings to make them more accessible and easier to manage for both you and me. 🚀

For now, I’ll continue working on projects I enjoy and sharing everything with you here on YouTube! 😊

1 month ago | [YT] | 74

Computer vision engineer

My new video on 20 computer vision projects using Python and OpenCV is out! 😃💪💪

I'd love to hear your thoughts about the format. Should I continue exploring AI tools, or go back to doing the coding + voiceover myself, like in my older projects? 🤔

7 months ago | [YT] | 37