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Welcome to this new lecture of the course
and this is quite special. I happen to

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be on camera because in this lecture
what is going to build is a program that

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detects objects, moving objects in front
of a computer webcam and then what it

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does it record the time that the object
enters the webcam, so the video frame

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and the time when the object exited the
video frame, so now there is a moving

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object in frame and if I go away you see
that there's no green rectangle now in

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the video. And now I show up again, move
out again, and so on. So we're going to

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build this application from scratch
using Python and yeah we have a lot of

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things to learn such as image processing
and video processing as well, and so on.

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And lastly what we do then if you press
q for quit, what you get is a graph and

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as I said the graph will show the times
where the object entered the frame so

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we're dealing with an interactive graph
here and yeah, this are the times when

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the object entered the webcam like this
one, this one here, and here it lasted

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longer, and so on. This can be a great
application if you want to detect objects.

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you get throw, you can put this
application of this Python program in

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a Raspberry Pi server for instance
which is a small server and you can put

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it somewhere and maybe want to detect
animals. You may want to know when this

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animal is entering the frame and whem
it is exiting, or with people as well if

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there is the case. So, yeah, this is
the program and I hope you enjoyed. we have

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quite a lot of codes to write, so let's
get started and I'll talk to you

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in the next lecture.