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These algoritms can look for features in the image in a matter of milliseconds and match those against known ones (which is not a problem, the set can be huge w
by grimen 15y ago
These algoritms can look for features in the image in a matter of milliseconds and match those against known ones (which is not a problem, the set can be huge withour performance impact if handle correctly). If you want to detect QR codes that works per definition of image detection, but you are not bound to such - a red shirt with a tiny tiny logotype is good enough characteristic.
Not sure if I answered your question though. Did I? :)
- bostonvaulter2 15y agoBut how do you know you can scan it in the first place?
- grimen 15y agoWell, in our case we have the long-term vision of being the first choice for bying products via image feature detection. We believe that people in the future will expect anything to be scannable, in same way anything is searchable. In both cases you might get false positives with a rating how good match it was. Though, our view is that most people haven't seen the state of the art solutions in use for consumer products. We want to change that, very soon.