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OpenCV Tutorials and Source-Code by Shervin Emami
Last updated on 3rd October, 2010 by Shervin Emami . Posted originally on 2nd June, 2010.
Arduino + Servo + openCV Tutorial [#openFrameworks] by Joshua Noble | CreativeApplications.Net
One of the my favorite things about creativeapplications.net has always been the small tags one can find beneath the name of an application indicating among other things, the technology used to create it. That little nod to the process and to all the work that went into creating the libraries and techniques that an artist or designer uses helps not only contextualize the work but it also helps give recognition to everyone who has contributed their time and expertise to building tools for creative expression in code. Figuring that some of the readers might be interested in learning a little more about these frameworks I’ve put together a quick walk-through of how to connect up two of those tools that one so often sees attached to the names of the projects profiled here: openFrameworks and Arduino .
Overview The Handy AR presents a vision-based user interface that tracks a user's outstretched hand to use it as the reference pattern for augmented reality (AR) inspection, providing a 6-DOF camera pose estimation from the tracked fingertip configuration.
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VideoMan is an open-source C++ library that helps you developing video based applications. We created VideoMan to increase our productivity developing computer vision applications, but it can be used in many other ways. With VideoMan is very easy and fast to initialize and acquire images from any kind of video input like cameras(webcameras, USB, firewire, industrial cameras, GigE,...), video files, frame grabbers, 3D sensors (Kinect) and image sequences.
