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Anyone tried something similar? Is it even possible?

I've not been involved with Opencv, but others have. You can find a (the?) binding module at Cv.

I don't have much knowledge about Perl but I'm willing to learn and this project may be a good starting point.

Perhaps, but it does sound a little in-at-the-deep-end. If you are willing to put in a good bit of effort then the rewards could be substantial. There are tutorials here (see the menu) and there's perlintro and the FAQ for some of the basics. Start reading through some of those and see how you get on. Good luck.

In reply to Re: Opencv and Perl on Raspberry Pi 3 (Raspbian) by hippo
in thread Opencv and Perl on Raspberry Pi 3 (Raspbian) by Crunchbang23

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