Working Demo of Maze Solver

I used Opencv to stream the webcam to pi and used the image data from the stream to feed my tensorflow testing script as input. I compared the input image data to the training data that i got from training script that i ran several times on my local machine (PC) with different image sets.

The below is a small video showing the demo of my Maze solver:




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