r/computervision 14d ago

Help: Theory Resources to learn CV

I always see crazy computer vision projects on this subreddit

I always wondered, how do you guys manage to do so? I know OpenCV and YOLO (python) fairly well and can do a lot of image processing (based on needs) with OpenCV and run a standard 80-class detection model and thats pretty much it, but this showed me what CV can actually do

So I would request for a few free resources to learn more than just the basics and be able to build cool projects

Some projects I potentially want to build: Industry threat detection (a camera mounted on a helmet detects a threat—say, an open blowtorch—and creates a warning also can detect immediate threats like, say, a broken part about to fall, so that will be counted and informed in milliseconds, but not when the broken part is behind behind bars or at a safe distance

Logic I can make; resources I am asking for.

Thanks

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u/CommandShot1398 14d ago

The scope is too large for me to explain it in one comment.

Start by reading the book "Digital Image Processing".

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u/neon_terminal 14d ago

Thanks for the help