There should be a collapsible window in the frontend that shows the user the live, processed video stream. This lets users see what's being processed, makes calibration easier and makes it easier to debug problems.
This feature will need to Opencv frames from the Rust backend to the Nodejs frontend. Opencv4nodejs is a nodejs library that has bindings for native opencv and there's probably some good examples in there of how to do that.
There should be a collapsible window in the frontend that shows the user the live, processed video stream. This lets users see what's being processed, makes calibration easier and makes it easier to debug problems.
This feature will need to Opencv frames from the Rust backend to the Nodejs frontend. Opencv4nodejs is a nodejs library that has bindings for native opencv and there's probably some good examples in there of how to do that.