Now Randy, this is the last summary of the kind of the last course

of the specialization?

I mean, next course you have the capstone project?

>> All right.

>> But, this kind of last course?

>> Yes, it's kind of raps and so, everything up right?

>> It does everything up, I'm thinking maybe I might to have you comeback later

to make a closing video after this one.

>> Sure. >> [CROSSTALK] Anyways, to wrap us this

lesson, lesson three, it was mainly about the application, right?

>> Right, the hard thing about the CV application.

>> Yeah, so we showed you, we talked to you about

the different libraries that we used and that we hope that you, we'll use for

your projects, maybe even find some more cool ones out there.

But, we showed you how to get them.

We showed you how to pull them to your DragonBoard 410c, how to access them, and

how to use them in a whole bunch of different ways.

Primarily what,

with the basic application all we really did was just pull an image, right?

>> Yeah, just take a picture with the camera, make sure it works,

make sure your SimpleCV and everything is installed correctly.

>> Yeah.

>> After that, we can add some actual CV things such as facial recognition,

a color filter, or the contour lines.

>> Yeah, and that's a really cool,

I was actually very surprised about how powerful these libraries are,

when Randy was working through that stuff and showing everything.

I mean, it's amazing and the possibilities are endless.

So, take it to your advantage, and build something for your house.

You could buy something, but we've said it before.

It's so, gratifying to build it on your own.

>> Exactly.

And then remember, I found these functions online.

So, guys can do the same thing, look it up,

check it out, maybe there's one to change the whole the increase the green hues or

something like that, you might find really neat.

>> Yeah and we want to make sure that at the end of this video,

in particular, you'll find a little reading section there.

And what we want to do is we want to provide you with, at the very least,

some links.

To some cool spots where you can go to find out more about these libraries, and

then we want to give you a GitHub or a way to access the code that we used.

>> Yeah. >> So, all of the code that you saw

throughout this course in particular will be available to you,

either throughout the lessons, at the end of each lesson,

that we kind of showed you or at the very end of this video, as well.

>> Right. >> Either on a GitHub,

you've been using GitHub so, you'll probably be able to just pull it from

GitHub, have you've been doing throughout the other courses.

>> Yep, if you have any questions, please go on the discussion boards.

Every course has a discussion board.

I'm on there, Randy's on there sometimes, some of the other people

you've seen throughout the other courses, they're all on there, Jacob, Eric.

We all try to help you out as much possible.

Also feel free to help your fellow students.

They really appreciate it.

We all appreciate your help and your contributions to this community.

So, keep programming.

We'll see you in the next course which is the Capstone.

We'll be building some cool stuff and we hope you enjoyed everything.

So, keep programming.

Have some fun.

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