BFS Maze Solver using OpenCV - Python Intermediate Tutorial

Learn how to create a really cool and colorful maze solver in Python using OpenCV. This tutorial is not intended for beginners in python or people who have just started learning coding.

Just a really nice and creative way to use OpenCv with Python.

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[aritrobanerjee]

The colours filling the mazes is so satisfying!

[shawnmcneill]

51:40 had me laughing, i know everyone can relate!
great tutorial, using this to land a job

[fabiorodrigo]

Had to buy a 1200w hometheater to be able to hear your voice, then, at 24:42m all windows exploded. Thank you.

[faizsharief]

Happy to see u as an instructor bro.! You've done a great job. keep it up. And yeah would love to see a video on the clash of clans API you had created.

[Perera]

How would you make the path white bigger like its not rlly visible

[souljorn]

Great video. Was able to port over your solution to c++ today. Was just learning about graphs and breadth first search a few weeks ago.

[joegunz]

hi I tried implementing this code but received a cv2.error as i cant use threading for cv2.imshow, hoping you can help me

[mcanonymous-dh]

Thank you so much. The video was long but was worth the watch.

[jinkarakesh]

Flying with colours. My friends think more of this video as animation video

[kushagrasingh]

Thanks for going true hard work for us

[Sternhammer]

A worthwhile tutorial and better still it worked! Many thanks. I looked at this because I am trying to prototype a physical maze solving robot. BFS could be a solution?

[mayankpatel]

thanks a lot, bro.
wonderfully explained

[hassanamejahdi]

Thanks a lot, I was looking for this algo so long.
My idea is to apply it on arduino robot car to find it's path through an image of a maze that sounds great.

[aman_]

If i want coordinate of cell of shortest path what should i do

[sankarsanbhattacheryya]

Hello, the maze of Theseus image can not be loaded by opencv in my program. Other 2 maze images are being read perfectly fine. Can you help me please?

[danishcode]

Sir Want your help can you help me out!!!

[syedfarhanahmad]

its not working with a black background maze with white lines. Can you plz help? Can I have your email ID so that I can directly contact you.

[aritrobanerjee]

I implemented this using A* algorithm. You can see my project here:
Great tutorial btw