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== Introduction to OpenCV == | |||
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Introduction to OpenCV
Maemo devices have powerful processors (especially Nokia N900) in addition to great cameras.
This fact enables those devices to run computationally-intensive tasks such as computer vision.
One of the mostly used computer vision libraries is OpenCV.
Interesting links:
Stereo Vision with OpenCV and Qt project
Forum.Nokia posts:
AR applications on N900 - OpenCV, Gstreamer, QGLWidget)
How to use OpenCV for Maemo5 app?