Image and Video Processing in Java using OpenCV and Pilecv4j

OpenCV is a very widely used open source SDK for image processing that’s been in active development since 1999. It was originally and now again, currently managed by Intel. It’s written in C/C++ with extensions in Python and Java.

PileCV4J is an open source project managed by Kognition, that augments OpenCV’s Java extensions for use in production video processing systems and bridges to several other libraries including: FFMpeg for video stream handling including decoding, remuxing, and encoding. TensorFlow a
platform for deep learning. Python for integration with systems like Pytorch.

In this session we will cover:

- How to handle images using OpenCV.
- What is a video handling workflow in FFMpeg.
- How to use Java with OpenCV and PileCV4J to handle, manipulate, and display images and videos.
- Remuxing and transcoding videos using the tools.
- How to use the tools to apply various deep learning and traditional image processing techniques.