OpenCV for Android

Featuring Erik Hellman

Using OpenCV on Android!

Ahoy there, developer! Are you interested in: [ ] – Native Code

[ ] – Image Processing

[ ] – OCR

[ ] – Ponies

[ ] Any and/or all of the above?

If you picked any of these options, then watch this talk!

Haskell and OpenCV: theory and practice

Featuring Francesco Mazzoli

Thanks to recent work by Bas and Roel van Dijk at Lumiguide, it is now possible and easy to use OpenCV from Haskell. In this talk, you will discover how Haskell lets us define a typed and ergonomic API on top of the OpenCV types and functions, and how easy it is to define new bindings -- also...

Droidcon UK 2012

Two days in London

Droidcon London 2012 was another jam-packed two day conference!

1000 + Participants

100% Android

Droidcon London 2013

Two days in London

Droidcon London 2013 was held on October 24-25th in the Business Design Centre in Islington, where hundreds of people enjoyed two days of pure Android with big speakers like Hans Dockter, Eric Lafortune, Ty Smith, Taylor Ling and the rest of the Android community!

Scala Days NYC - June 10-12th

Three days in New York City

Scala Days 2013 is hosted by Typesafe and Skills Matter. Every year we strive to host an event that enables sophisticated and compelling technical research presentations, the opportunity to interact with thought leaders in the Scala community and have a blast doing so!

Clojure eXchange 2015

Two days in London

Do you want to explore the latest innovations in Clojure and meet with your peers attempting to solve complex software problems using this Functional language?

Haskell eXchange 2016

Two days in London

In its fifth year, the Haskell eXchange is an annual conference created for and by the Skills Matter community. An opportunity for Haskellers to meet, learn and share skills, discover emerging technologies and help evolve the Haskell ecosystem. Everyone is welcome to join, whether you are an...

Information from pixels

Organised by LJC: London Java Community

This talk will focus on “classical” machine vision using java and the OpenCV library. We’ll start with a quick refresher on how image data is represented and then cover topics such as determining if an image is blurred (and therefore unusable) and then explore a number of techniques such as shape...

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