Computer Vision Bootcamp - OpenCV, RCNN, UNet, YOLO and Roboflow. Let's go!
12-hour mega-lecture for you to binge
If you have been waiting to binge something meaningful over the weekend, here is an invitation to switch from passive scrolling to a relaxed yet productive plan that I like to call computer vision and chill, where you settle in with a notebook and a cup of tea and let a deeply practical learning session run while you pause, rewind, try a snippet of code, and come back for the next concept without any rush or pressure.
Over the last 10+ weeks, I conducted a live, hands-on computer vision bootcamp at Vizuara that focused squarely on object detection and image segmentation.
We went end-to-end, starting from classical image processing with OpenCV and moving through region-based detectors like R-CNN, segmentation architectures like U-Net, modern real-time detection with YOLO, and the full data workflow on Roboflow that covers annotation, splits, versioning, experiments, and quick iterations.
Instead of letting that learning live only in the cohort, I have now stitched the entire journey into a single 12-hour video that you can watch at your own pace.
If you are a student who wants to convert theory into working projects or a professional who needs a no-nonsense refresher that connects datasets, labeling, training loops, evaluation, failure case analysis, and small-scale deployment decisions into one coherent narrative, this video is designed to be that experience.
My suggestion is simple and very doable for a weekend plan that still feels light yet satisfying. You start tonight or tomorrow morning, watch a long stretch to build momentum, pause whenever you feel like trying the steps, resume when you want to see the next piece click into place.
By Sunday evening, you will have a working mental map of detection and segmentation that you can immediately apply to your own data, which, in my experience, is the point where learning stops being intimidating and starts compounding.
Here is the full 12-hour masterclass on YouTube, completely free and ready for a weekend binge:
If this is useful, do share it with a friend who is trying to break into computer vision or with a colleague who wants a structured walkthrough.
Transformers in Vision
I am also incredibly excited to announce a new live program at Vizuara that I have wanted to teach for a long time. It is a 14-week intensive on Transformers for Vision and Multimodal LLMs, starting on Monday, Sep 27th, 2025, from 10.30AM-12.00 PM IST each week.
If you wish to join, check this link: