The Canny Edge Detection

OpenCV & Python – Canny Edge Detection

In the overview of the algorithms developed for the edge detection, the canny edge detection is quite popular and owes its own name to those who developed it, John F. Canny. This algorithm has a number of interesting features, in fact it is a multistage algorithm: Noise Reduction, search for the intensity gradient, Non-Maximum soppression, hysteresis thresholding.

Using Canon and Nikon lenses with Raspberry Pi 2

Using Canon and Nikon lenses with Raspberry Pi

Lately many subscribers are asking me how they can use their professional lenses like Nikon or Canon directly with Raspberry Pi. I have good news for you …. you can do it. You can use the PiCamera as a digital sensor and add a set of adapters that allow you to directly screw the lens on the PiCamera board. Personally I could not test the actual functionality of the whole (not having the material), but in this article you will find a wealth of information that will be really useful. If you are a Makers, you’ll find excellent opportunities for fabbricarti adapters alone, otherwise you can directly use the adapters available for sale.

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 Creating and managing a repository on GitHub

  GitHub allows all developers to share their projects by publishing their development codes, all in the most good open source policies. This thanks to the integration of the GIT version control system (developed by Linus Torvalds).

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LCD1602 – Using a liquid crystal display LCD with Arduino via I2C

During the building of your projects for Arduino, you’ll often need to read the output data directly from a LCD display. In this article you will see how to mount a LCD display on your Arduino using the I2C communication. Finally you will see how to program it with a simple example showing how to display text on the display

Arduino Genuino WiFi101 a wifi system

Arduino WiFi101 – A WiFi system for Arduino and Genuino

In this article you’ve seen how to integrate your projects on the Arduino with a WiFi system. Have you seen all the necessary tools to do so, as WiFi101 shield for Arduino boards, and the model Arduino MKR1000 (Genuino MKR1000) where WiFi is already integrated. Also you saw how to install and properly configure the firmware and WiFi101 library. In future articles you will see some useful examples on how to use it.