Computer Vision on Mobile Devices describes the latest developments in mobile computer vision, including design choices and methodologies for adapting computer vision algorithms to mobile hardware and software. It explains the challenges of mobile devices, such as power consumption, limited memory/storage, and low networking bandwidth, showing how they differ from PC platforms, and suggests techniques and applications that mitigate them. Learn how to leverage emerging applications of computer vision to provide innovative and rich interactive experiences for users of mobile devices. The book covers the key issues of computer vision: object recognition, face detection, gesture recognition, and 3D object reconstruction, using example applications to illustrate the mobile device challenges of each. It surveys the landscape of platforms, software, and processors and how they impact mobile application decisions, and describes how other sensors built into mobile devices, such as accelerometers, can be useful in tackling computer vision problems. As a member of Intel's perceptual computing group, the author also offers guidance on the CV roadmap that Intel has outlined for the post-PC era. Bridges the gap from PC to mobile computer vision algorithms and architecturesExplains the implications and challenges of mobile device design choicesSurveys the hardware / software landscape and how to navigate mobile device limitations Includes many examples and working code illustrating potential applications INDICE: IntroductionObject and Scene RecognitionFace Detection and RecognitionHuman Activity and Gesture Recognition3D Object and Scene ReconstructionSensor FusionPlatformsSoftware and SDKsProcessorsIntel's Role and RoadmapConclusions
- ISBN: 978-0-12-417045-2
- Editorial: Morgan Kaufmann
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Páginas: 456
- Fecha Publicación: 13/12/2014
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés