Say Hello to OpenCV for B4A

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Very nice!

So you decided to use OpenCV instead of JavaCV at the end?
Does your library require the OpenCV-app or are you including the native libs?
Enough questions....Look forward to trying it later on
 
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moster67 said:
Very nice!

So you decided to use OpenCV instead of JavaCV at the end?
Does your library require the OpenCV-app or are you including the native libs?
Enough questions....Look forward to trying it later on
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Thanks! :)

Yes, It is OpenCv 3.20, with built-in native libs. Right now for armeabi-v7a and arm64-v8
There are a lot of methods to test yet, and a couple of modules which will need a harder work, as native camera. Example video is just CameraEx example with a few added lines

The modules available will be exactly those of OpenCV for android API, which are a more than enough for most of the needs/users
 
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inakigarm said:
Great !! Could it work on B4J also ?
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Hi inakigarm :)

Not this one, since some modules depend on android and native libraries are built for arm.
But as the API must be (no idea, just guessing) quite the same, I think it will be possible to do something similar for B4J
 
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inakigarm said:
Great !! Could it work on B4J also ?
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As @JordiCP wrote, it's a huge library (more like a framework) but it's already possible to use it with B4J. You could target just certain functionality and wrap necessary code for that functionality (guess you could use JavaObject/inlineJava too). I posted a video some time ago showing face-recognition doing just that.
 
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Thank you, thank you, thank you so much!! This opens so many possibilities, I'm really looking forward to see it released! :)

By the way, are you using (or used) the NLG at any point?
 
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wonder said:
Thank you, thank you, thank you so much!! This opens so many possibilities, I'm really looking forward to see it released! :)

By the way, are you using (or used) the NLG at any point?
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Thanks wonder :). Indeed, a new world of possibilities, only limited by imagination (and programming it, of course)

Unfortunately, not. I have used the already pre-built binaries for the current approach. Now I am making some experiments building the SDK again in order to learn more about the modules included in case I ever need to customize something
 
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wonder said:
Would it be feasible to write some sort of camera based motion capture?
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Well, I think that is exactly what @JordiCP is showing in the last video. You see the camera which is captioning the movements of the two objects. Before that you set up a configuration which determines what is the criteria of the object recognition(color, shape...)
 
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moster67 said:
Well, I think that is exactly what @JordiCP is showing in the last video. You see the camera which is captioning the movements of the two objects. Before that you set up a configuration which determines what is the criteria of the object recognition(color, shape...)
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True, so with the right markers in the right places (hands, elbows, chin, knees...) we could animate a stick figure! That's pretty cool!!!
 
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There are various "filters" one could apply but many of them require that you train them by furnishing lots of data....
If one could do what you suggested, I am not 100 % sure but it might be possible...
 
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moster67 said:
@inakigarm
As @JordiCP wrote, it's a huge library (more like a framework) but it's already possible to use it with B4J. You could target just certain functionality and wrap necessary code for that functionality (guess you could use JavaObject/inlineJava too). I posted a video some time ago showing face-recognition doing just that.
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I've searched for your post but couldn't find it; can you send me the link?
 
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