The Khronos Group today announced the ratification and public release of the OpenVX 1.0 provisional specification, an open, royalty-free standard for cross platform acceleration of computer vision applications and libraries. OpenVX enables performance and power optimized computer vision
OpenCV 2.4.7 is out!
Thanks a lot to all people and companies who made pull requests on GitHub, sent bug reports and helped us in other ways!As usual, release binary packages are available on SourceForge, the source code can be downloaded from GitHub.Documentation is also updated to the
GSOC 2013 video
GSOC 2013 is now over and we made a video of our student contributions. Enjoy!. Our awesome students: Ozan TonkalVisualizer for Structure From MotionDi YANGgPb portDaniel AngelovLine Segment DetectionFedor MorozovHigh Dynamic Range imagingSiddharth KheradaComputational Photography: PIE,
Survey results
Thank you all for all those (positive!) answers! We decided to stop the survey after 2K answers as it is enough for us to analyze:) The summary is hereand you can get the raw results in that LibreOffice file. We will analyse results and will use them for decision making process in