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Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. Again, if you can tell me how to do this, it would really help (maybe even include some code since I'm a noob). Thanks!

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. Again, if you can tell me how to do this, it would really help (maybe even include some code since I'm a noob). Thanks!Thanks! Edit: I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. And I forgot to mention that I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android.

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. Again, if you can tell me how to do this, it would really help (maybe even include some code since I'm a noob). Thanks! Thanks!

Edit: I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. And I forgot to mention that I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android.

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. Again, if you can tell me how to do this, it would really help (maybe even include some code since I'm a noob). Thanks!

Edit: I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. And I forgot to mention that I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android.

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. Again, if you can tell me how to do this, it would really help (maybe even include some code since I'm a noob). Thanks!

Edit: I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. And I forgot to mention that Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android.Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. I'm using Vex IQ's color sensor to detect the colors. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. I'm using Vex IQ's color sensor to detect the colors. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)OpenCV) Edit: I just need help with the OpenCV part. I will work on the Android/Vex IQ part later. Thanks again!

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. I'm using Vex IQ's color sensor to detect the colors. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV) OpenCV)

Edit: I just need help with the OpenCV part. I will work on the Android/Vex IQ part later. Thanks again!

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. (From this point on, I explain what would be helpful, but the OpenCV help I need is in the beginning of this post.) This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. I'm using Vex IQ's color sensor to detect the colors. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)

Edit: I just need help with the OpenCV part. I will work on the Android/Vex IQ part later. Thanks again!

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. (From this point on, I explain what would be helpful, but the OpenCV help I need is in the beginning of this post.) This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. I'm using Vex IQ's color sensor to detect the colors. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)

Edit: I just need help with the OpenCV part. I will work on the Android/Vex IQ part later. Thanks again!

Hello! I want to make a ping pong ball tracker (that detects a ping pong ball) and then display a color on the right side of the screen corresponding to where the ping pong ball is. What I mean is, if the ping-pong ball is on the right side of the screen, it'll be one color. If it's straight ahead, it'll be a different color. If it's on the left side, it'll be a different color. (From this point on, I explain what would be helpful, but the OpenCV help I need is in the beginning of this post.) This is a way to communicate with my VEX IQ kit (a robotics kit, similar to Lego Mindstorms). I could use a Bluetooth radio, but I don't have one, and I'm not in the market for one. Also, I will be using normal orange ping pong balls. I will also be using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as the Android phone. I'm a total NOOB at OpenCV. I have some experience with Java though, so if this could be coded in Java, it would really help. So far, nothing has worked for me. I could use any version of OpenCV for this. Most preferably OpenCV 3.3.0. Also, I don't know how to get OpenCV projects ported to Android. And I need the color to be on the right half of the screen. I'm using Vex IQ's color sensor to detect the colors. Thanks! (Also maybe include some code since I'm a complete noob at OpenCV)

Edit: I just need help with the OpenCV part. I will work on the Android/Vex IQ part later. Thanks again!