Overview – and Discussion – About Intel’s Computer Vision SDK | #IoT #IoTuesday
Earlier this month the Intel® Computer Vision SDK Beta was released. This SDK allows developers to make their computer vision applications more accurate and faster. This week I had the pleasure of sitting down with Tudor Panu in order to talk to him about what the Intel® CV SDK is, a demo showing off some capabilities, and how developers can leverage the SDK for their computer vision projects. You can watch the full discussion here: https://www.facebook.com/IntelDeveloperZone/videos/10154895430807338/
In this blog I would like to share what I learned about the Intel® CV SDK and share some resources to help get you started in developing computer vision applications.
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