Augmented Reality with OpenCV and OpenGL: the tricky projection matrix

I've been working lately on computer vision projects, involving Tensorflow for deep learning, OpenCV for computer vision and OpenGL for computer graphics. I'm especially interested in hybrid approaches, where I mix deep learning stuff, opencv stuff, and classic OpenGL pipeline. The main idea is to avoid framing problems as black box problems, throw a neural … Continue reading Augmented Reality with OpenCV and OpenGL: the tricky projection matrix →

Scaling a Software Team: Feedback on Azure DevOps

First of all, let me get this straight: I've never been a big fan of Azure. I'm rather an AWS hardcore fan, love the way it's built, its reliability, and the design focus on infrastructure. But every once in a while, it's good to open your chakras and try new things. I recently worked with … Continue reading Scaling a Software Team: Feedback on Azure DevOps →

The Virtues of Low-code Digital Transformation

When we speak of digital transformation, we have 2 kinds of considerations: strategic considerations (how tech can disrupt your business model), and operational considerations (how tech can streamline your operations). Here, we're going to speak about #2. I've been working lately with a large industrial corporation (1000s of employees) on a company-wide digital transformation effort. … Continue reading The Virtues of Low-code Digital Transformation →