00:00Hello Makers! With me is the new Arduino UnoQ. This is where microcontroller meets the power
00:07of Linux. Now getting started with the UnoQ is very easy. Let me guide you. This is my current
00:14setup. I have the UnoQ connected to my laptop through a USB hub. I have my laptop and an external
00:20webcam connected to it for live feed. You can also use the UnoQ as an SBC by connecting your monitor,
00:26keyboard and mouse to this. First of all, you need to go to Arduino App Lab. Arduino App Lab can
00:32be
00:32downloaded from the link provided in the detailed blog. Select your board and enter your password
00:37and username. Once you are logged in, you will be directed to a window where you can see a lot
00:43of
00:43examples. Now let's try this face detector on camera. Here what you have to notice is, can you see
00:49this bricks? This bricks means these are predefined code blocks which are ready to use. Means we don't
00:55want to type in codes from scratch. We can just use the bricks, readymade bricks. Now let's try to run
01:02this code.
01:07See, it opens up the web window and you can see my face is getting detected. And you can see
01:14the
01:14bounding box with the confidence rating as well. Now my face is detected with the confidence of 0.90.
01:22And you can set a threshold value for the detection as well. Where, you know, the faces will be detected
01:28beyond this threshold. We have an option for that. So we can detect multiple faces as well.
01:36So that was the getting started with Unocube. The full tutorial is available in our website. Do check it
01:42out. The link is provided in the comment section as well as description. Do let us know in the comment
01:47section what you are going to build with this Unocube.
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