Highlighted Borders Using OpenCV on DragonBoard [DRAGONBOARD][QUALCOMM]

HI THERE!

This is an Instructable to show you how to do this type of "highlight" like on the image.

I made this to detect if, on an ambulance, a patient has any hemorrhage on his body, so i highlighted the red color. You'll be able to choose what color to highlight when you complete the tutorial :)

To learn more about OpenCV library you can access the library on http://docs.opencv.org/2.4.10/index.html; to install the lib on C++ on Debian based OS, in this Zip you'll find a script file called "opencv.sh", it'll download and install the lib; to have some nice examples, in this same Zip, you'll find a folder called "Códigos da Apresentação". Inside the folder, if you have the lib installed, you can use the "rodar.sh" script to compile your C++ code(just do "$./rodar.sh Filename" and it will compile and run); Also in this Zip, there is a workshop's PDF (It's only in PT-BR only, unfortunately) explaining some Image processing treats and, on the final slide, there is some util links. The code that I used to make this instructable is based on some examples of this Zip. I'd like to thank my friends from RoboCin team to that. :)

So... Let's do it!

What did i do?

All that i do was study those 6, 5, 1_3 algorithms and put in one code, the IMaca.

What was my Idea?

I catch a frame from the camera, then I choose only the red color (segmentation part), then i map all the borders that is shown on the segmented frame to the original frame and i highlight the mapped borders.

To do the segmentation of the image,i studied this algorithm.

When you understand it, you'll be able to select what color to highlight in the image.

For example