NeoZng/vision_tutorial

An introduction to computer vision and RoboMaster algorithm group

What it solves

Learning computer vision can feel abstract when you only read about it. This repository gives you a place to practice: it is the code companion to a beginner's manual on computer vision and RoboMaster (the robotics competition), with OpenCV basic API exercises you can run and modify.

How it works

The repository is described as a collection of practice code for the OpenCV basic API, meant to be used alongside the tutorial text. You read a topic from the manual and then experiment with the corresponding example code to see how the APIs behave in practice.

Who it's for

Beginners who are getting started with computer vision, and people interested in RoboMaster competitions. The author invites questions directly by email, and pulls requests and issues are welcome, so it is also a good starting point for contributors.

Highlights

  • A hands-on code repository tied to a computer vision and RoboMaster beginner manual.
  • Covers basic OpenCV API practice for step-by-step learning.
  • Community-friendly: pull requests and issues are explicitly welcome.
  • The author offers direct email contact for questions.

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