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I just developed my first CV professional application for detection of defects in solar farms using thermal cameras. There are still some steps that are manual, but some I could optimize and extract good data with opencv. I am putting Qt into the mix too, so ai can build a user interface with a very good support for drawing and also multithreading. So, from my limited experience, I would say that learning a good general purpose framework is a must.
@olgafedyanova Qt (PySide6 with Python) will enable you to create GUIs and adds lota of functionalities, like threading, controlling external processes, database plugins, drawing libraries and a lot of stuff that you can use along with computer vision libraries to create more sophisticated stuff. You don't need C++ right away, but at some point you are going to hit the limitations of Python. As an example, you can create a GUI to select and mark images for training Yolo models. There are online tools, but if you can create yours and streamline the process to your application.
Join the AI Career Program
www.nicolai-nielsen.com/aicareer
Enroll in my Technical Courses
www.nicos-school.com/courses/
Camera Calibration Software and High Precision Calibration Boards
camera-calibrator.com/
I just developed my first CV professional application for detection of defects in solar farms using thermal cameras. There are still some steps that are manual, but some I could optimize and extract good data with opencv. I am putting Qt into the mix too, so ai can build a user interface with a very good support for drawing and also multithreading. So, from my limited experience, I would say that learning a good general purpose framework is a must.
For example? C++ ?
@olgafedyanova Qt (PySide6 with Python) will enable you to create GUIs and adds lota of functionalities, like threading, controlling external processes, database plugins, drawing libraries and a lot of stuff that you can use along with computer vision libraries to create more sophisticated stuff. You don't need C++ right away, but at some point you are going to hit the limitations of Python. As an example, you can create a GUI to select and mark images for training Yolo models. There are online tools, but if you can create yours and streamline the process to your application.
Nothing better than to create real projects! This sounds like a pretty cool one
Sir i also want be lile can you make video on complete roadmap
Have a few videos covering it but this is pretty much the best resource: www.nicolai-nielsen.com/aicareer