I would like to be able to recognize lips in a camera app on Android. I was able to find center of a mouth but I am not sure how to do it with lips. I would like to have several points on lips which are recognized. I was thinking of using opencv, but Android is all java.
! [the app should recognize just the lips for example which are highlighted with lipstick as here] (http://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/red-lips_1024x768_29987.jpg)
Any ideas?
Thanks!!!!
-epsilon
it has an android edition:
Check this code.
http://www.technolabsz.com/2012/03/opencv-facenosemoutheye-concurrent.html
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After installing this plugin: https://github.com/TranWare/cordova-plugins which should work with this device: http://www.idtechproducts.com/products/mobile-readers/176.html
I am trying to use it but when I called it "IDTech is not defined" even I saw the plugin running on debug mode!
Are you developing for Android or iOS (or both)?
Looking at the source of this plugin, its Android only. Unfortunately, it looks like nobody has written a proper Cordova plugin for the IDTech card reader that supports both platforms :(
I did find another plugin, but this one is iOS only: https://github.com/deboorn/iMag-Cordova-Plugin. Maybe give that one a shot instead?
I should note I've not tried either of these plugins personally, but I am doing some research in adding support for this device in a Cordova app I've built and came across that plugin (and your post). Best of luck!
I developed a sencha app and ported it to IOS and Android successfully.I need to build a desktop application from the same.I used sencha's packager and it was a success.Unfortunately it was a trial version.
I used Tide SDK but the sencha list UI is not perfect on scrolling.And store data is not getting sometime.
Can anyone suggest other opensource packagers to make my sencha app to desktop application.
Pls help me.I was looking this for long time.
Thanks in advance.
you can try intel's node-webkit, it is one of the other tools that people are switching to. it's open source.
https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit
Absolutely, try out Brackets shell. We use that to create desktop apps on Mac and Windows. The wiki explains how to build your apps nice and simple
https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell
https://github.com/adobe/brackets-shell/wiki/Building-brackets-shell
have fun
I have a problem when using Speech to Text in GDK. Even though they said it uses Android API Level 15 when I install it onto Glass, it doesn't work, but it works on the phone.
Have you tried this or do you have any idea of implementing it on Glass
Google Glass cards interface has option "Read Aloud" and when we tap it, it works.
Should I use Mirror API or something else to do.
If your GLASS is XE8 or older you need voicesearch.apk installed in the GLASS to enable voice to text.
But if you are using XE9 or later, the feature is available. you dont have to install voicesearch.apk
I've seen this post Can Adobe AIR app communicate with iPhone calendar
But it is out of date, and things have changed since then.
Does anyone know if this is possible short of a hack?
My research hasn't been promising, as it looks to be impossible at this point in time. Anyone found otherwise?
AIR 3 which is coming out soon, will allow us to do communicate with native code.
I am planning to write a twitter app for Windows phone 7 with supporting Arabic, RTL with complex scripting, and with Arabic keyboard layout like the one in this app as this langauge is not supported by WP7.
I tried looking for a resources to help with this porcess but couldnt find any.
So does anyone have an idea on how the complex scripting can be rendered in WP7 through apps?
regards,
I saw a demo on a Windows Phone lately. Arabic text is shown normally in internet explorer and even SMS! But user can not write Arabic in the current moment as the Windows Phone 7 now is not supporting it. But People in Redmond promised it will be available in next language package updates! May be you should let Arabic supporting feature for the next version of your application.
About the app you pointed as example, I believe they have made their own custom keyboard! So you might contact the company developed the application and ask them for keyboard if it is available as 3rd party component.