Interviews

In today’s blog post, I interview arguably one of the most important researchers and practitioners in modern day deep learning, François Chollet. François is not only the creator of the Keras deep learning library, but he’s also a Google AI…

After publishing last week’s blog post on reading barcodes with Python and OpenMV, I received a lot of emails from readers asking questions about embedded computer vision and how microcontrollers can be used for computer vision. Instead of trying to…

In today’s blog post, I interview David Austin, who, with his teammate, Weimin Wang, took home 1st place (and $25,000) in Kaggle’s Iceberg Classifier Challenge. David and Weimin’s winning solution can be practically used to allow safer navigation for ships…

In today’s blog post, I interview Saideep Talari, a PyImageSearch Gurus graduate who was recently hired as a computer vision engineer at a startup in India. Saideep’s story holds a special place in my heart as it’s so incredibly sincere, genuine, and heartfelt. You…

In today’s blog post, I interview Davis King, the creator and chief maintainer of dlib — a toolkit for real-world machine learning, computer vision, and data analysis in C++ (with Python bindings included, when appropriate). I’ve personally used dlib in…

In today’s blog post, I interview PyImageSearch Gurus member, Tuomo Hiippala, who was recently awarded a 28000€ grant (approximately $30,500 USD) to research how computer vision can be used to study visual culture, including social media images and photo archives.…