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libgphoto2
The libgphoto2 camera access and control library
libgphoto2 is a library that can be used by applications to access various digital cameras. libgphoto2 itself is not a GUI application, as opposed to gphoto. There are GUI frontends for the gphoto2 library, however, such as gtkam for example. libgphoto2 can only talk to cameras the language of those it understands. That is, if you own a camera that speaks a language that isn't published anywhere and nobody has been able to figure out the meaning of the sentences, libgphoto2 cannot... -
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raspicam
C++ library for controlling Raspberry Pi Camera (with/without OpenCV)
This library allows to use the Raspberry Pi Camera. Main features: - Provides class RaspiCam for easy and full control of the camera - Provides class RaspiCam_Cv for easy control of the camera with OpenCV. - Easy compilation/installation using cmake. - No need to install development file of userland. Implementation is hidden. - Many examples -
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VivaGraph
Graph drawing library for JavaScript
VivaGraphJS is a powerful, high-performance graph drawing library for JavaScript that enables developers to visualize complex networks directly in the browser or in Node.js environments. It is designed for speed and scalability, handling large graph datasets with smooth rendering and interactive capabilities such as dragging nodes and zooming. The library supports multiple rendering backends including SVG, WebGL, and Canvas, allowing developers to choose the best balance of performance and... -
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VideoMan Library
C++ library for image acquisition and visualization
Library for capturing video from cameras, 3d sensors, frame-grabbers, video files and image sequences. It can also display multiple images using OpenGL with different layouts. Easy integration with OpenCV, CUDA... Perfect for computer vision. Keywords: video capture, computer vision, machine vision, opencv, opengl, cameras, video input devices, firewire, usb, gige -
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New CTruck3D Rally
Free-roaming 3D racing game featuring advanced terrain rendering
...I am an algorithmist, not a game developer: so it was hard for me to put this togather. But I did this tribute to videogames. Have lots of fun! KEYS: mouse: primary camera control arrows: drive vehicle ; SHIFT: turbo ; TAB: change car. o: change camera ; 1,2: zoom-in/out ; 3,4 : horizontal and vertical camera placement (internal view) u: respawn car c,v,f,r :secondary camera control. 8,9:plane drv -
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jQuery-webcam
A webcam wrapper plugin for jQuery
A small jQuery plugin that wraps a Flash-based webcam interface (via .swf) to enable webcam capture and control from JavaScript in web pages. A small wrapper library to be able to communicate with a Flash webcam via JavaScript. The camera doesn't work if you have any dom-errors on your page. If you want to draw the picture onto a canvas, have a look at the source of the page on the blog. For further details and code examples take a look at the demonstration and documentation page.
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