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Name: Jan Wedekind
Member since: 2004-11-17 13:46:26
Last Login: 2008-02-07 21:55:36

Notes: I'm a computer scientist and currently I'm developing the Ruby real-time computer vision library called HornetsEye.

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17 Sep 2007 »

I've released a Microsoft Windows version of the Ruby real-time computer vision library HornetsEye. Now HornetsEye not only runs under GNU/Linux but under Microsoft Windows as well! Currently Hornetseye for Windows is pretty basic since it does not have Video-I/O and cannot yet display images without the help of Qt4. If you are still interested you can already download a big package with installers for Ruby, HornetsEye, Qt4, and a lot more. See installation instructions for more information.

I have tried to create a software tool which makes implementing computer vision algorithms easy. You can even process images using the interactive Ruby shell. Under GNU/Linux it is already possible to write more sophisticated software such as a Webcam viewer on top of HornetsEye.

Enjoy!

17 Dec 2006 »

I've dropped developing the graphical programming approach with Qt-designer. Instead I've started developing the Ruby real-time computer vision library HornetsEye. The approach of writing an extension to Ruby has so far gone quite well and it looks like I'm going to stay with this approach.

4 Jun 2006 »

Version 0.2 of the Mimas computer vision plugin for Qt-designer was released. It is still relying on an unstable release of the real-time computer vision library Mimas. The new version allows to interactively use Gnuplot within Qt-designer. Here is a screenshot of the Gnuplot-plugin for Qt-designer.

23 Apr 2006 »

Graphical programming in Computer Vision

I've created a first prototype of a plugin for Qt-Designer to graphically compose computer vision software. You can find some screenshots and demonstration videos on the MMVLWiki already. The software is based on the Qt/X11 graphical user interface and on the Mimas C++ real-time computer vision library and therefore will be released as open-source software (planned May 2006).

11 Jan 2006 »

Computer Vision for Microscopes

The EU MiCRoN project has finished and the Computer Vision Software was delivered. To solve the vision task in a microscopic environment, Geometric Hashing was used as recognition algorithm and the Bounded Hough Transform for tracking in subsequent images.

The software is available under the LGPL here.

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