NASA's open source software

[kren.Z]

2012 just started off 1000x better.


http://code.nasa.gov/projects/

Vision Library:

The NASA Vision Workbench is a modular, extensible, cross-platform
computer vision software framework written in C++.  It was designed to
support a variety of space exploration tasks, including automated
science and engineering analysis, robot perception, and 2D/3D
environment reconstruction, though it can also serve as a
general-purpose image processing and machine vision framework in other
contexts as well.

 * Math: geometric, numeric, and other mathematical types and functions
 * GPU: accelerated image processing using commodity graphics hardware
 * HDR: creating, processing, and compressing high dynamic range images
 * InterestPoint: Detecting, tracking, and matching interest points
 * Mosaic: compositing, blending, and manipulating 2D image mosaics
 * Camera: camera models and related types and functions
 * Cartography: tools for manipulating geospatially-referenced images


World Wind:

http://goworldwind.org/demos/

can't wait to finish up work related projects and start playing with this stuff. Talk to you guys in a couple of months.

[kren.Z]

Deconstruction Begins

[[BTF] Reflex]

Pretty neat.

[kren.Z]

Thanks. Follow my blog at http://verscii.com


I have a lot of stuff in the pipeline but I have to figure out why youtube is resizing my videos (it bugs me) before I publish.