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Image tracker libary

Dear everyone,

I'm looking for a library either in C C++ or Java that can track an image. With that I mean I want my program to get the web-cam input recognize an image in front of the web-cam and display for example a movie over the web-cam image.

Thank you.

I just did some more googling and found that what I want to do is called: NATURAL FEATURE TRACKING. I did not find a suitable library yet though.

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Maybe OpenCV might be something worth looking at.

teukkam  2010-09-21 10:43:30
it definitely has the potential, but be prepared to put some effort into it.
Alexander Rafferty  2010-09-21 11:02:37
I agree it looks like it can do the job but I'm looking for some other options which are more focused on the actual Natural Feature Tracking I think the openCV option will cost me a lot of time to figure out but I'm definitely gonna keep it in mind for future projects.
redn0x  2010-09-21 12:10:29

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