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First off there is no need to be sorry for being new to anything. You have the enthusiasm. That's what that counts.

Think of your problem as stages of a pipeline and analyze what you have and what you don't. You will get it.

And if you need help from OpenCV, it has its own gpu modules to help you get started. Have a look at this. You can use this for edge detection. And have a look at this module for getting the frames from a video/device. There is also a GPU based VideoReader if you are reading from a video file.

Play around for a while, you will surely get what you are looking for. Don't forget to have a peek at the gpu examples of OpenCV. They help a lot.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Prasanna S

First off there is no need to be sorry for being new to anything. You have the enthusiasm. That's what that That counts.

Think of your problem as stages of a pipeline and analyze what you have and what you don't. You will get it.

And if you need help from OpenCV, it has its own gpu modules to help you get started. Have a look at this. You can use this for edge detection. And have a look at this module for getting the frames from a video/device. There is also a GPU based VideoReader if you are reading from a video file.

Play around for a while, you will surely get what you are looking for. Don't forget to have a peek at the gpu examples of OpenCV. They help a lot.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Prasanna S