Displaying real-time video using texture mapping
Today, most mobile phones are equipped with cameras that are capable of capturing high-quality photos as well as videos. For example, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is equipped with a 16MP back-facing camera as well as a 3.7MP front-facing camera for video conferencing applications. With these built-in cameras, we can record high-definition videos with exceptional image quality in both outdoor and indoor environments. The ubiquity of these imaging sensors, as well as the increasing computational capability of mobile processors, now enable us to develop much more interactive applications such as real-time tracking of objects or faces.
By combining OpenGL with the OpenCV library, we can create interactive ...
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