There are several ways to send an image wirelessly from a Raspberry Pi to a computer and transfer it back for use with open-cv. Here is one possible procedure:
Connect both the Raspberry Pi and the computer to the same wireless network.
Install the necessary libraries for wireless networking on both the Raspberry Pi and the computer. This might include tools like ssh and scp.
On the Raspberry Pi, capture the image you want to send using a camera or other image capture device. Save the image as a file on the Raspberry Pi.
Use scp (secure copy) to transfer the image file from the Raspberry Pi to the computer. For example, you might run a command like:
scp pi@raspberrypi:/path/to/image.jpg /path/on/computer/
This will copy the image file from the Raspberry Pi to the specified location on the computer.
Once you have the image file on your computer, you can use open-cv to process it as needed.
When you're done processing the image, use scp again to transfer the processed image file back to the Raspberry Pi. For example:
scp /path/on/computer/processed_image.jpg pi@raspberrypi:/path/on/pi/
On the Raspberry Pi, you can then use the processed image as needed.
Note that there may be other considerations depending on your specific setup and requirements, such as security and authentication for the wireless connection.
Asked: 2023-05-31 22:12:35 +0000
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Last updated: May 31 '23