Every conceivable industry has seen a significant increase in image and video data in recent years due to the development of digital capture technology and the internet's steady emergence as a visual phenomenon.  As a result of its numerous uses in processing the enormous influx of image and video data, computer vision has emerged as a promising field for research and development. Computer vision is the field of computer science that focuses on replicating parts of the complexity of the human vision system and enabling computers to identify and process objects in images and videos in the same way humans do. Computer vision techniques are significant for various applications such as: medical diagnosis, intelligent surveillance systems, self-driving cars, remote sensing, aerial images, underwater imaging and face recognition. This course provides an introduction to computer vision techniques including the theory and practice of various fundamentals. It also provides exposure to image enhancement and binary vision techniques. The course is aimed at anyone interested in image or video processing, or in gaining a general understanding of real-world perception.

Subscribers can access the recorded video classes for a duration of three months after the LIVE sessions are concluded. E-certificates will be issued by Manorama Horizon on the successful completion of the course.