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- clankill3r September 2015
- Jiii September 2015
new Augmented Reality Library
Hello,
I am developing an AR library for a while now and now I publish part of it as Open source. Here are the main features :
- Loads of camera support, Processing Video and much more through OpenCV.
- Tracking with ARToolkitPlus (tags), and natural features from OpenCV.
- Concept of “Paper Screen”, which are like sub-applets. Each tracked element can have its own screen.
The library is for Processing 3, released under Gnu LGPL v3 (also CeCILL-C I guess), commercial licences (with support) will also be available.
It is a part of a larger library which enables interactive projection. Here is a video of my previous research: 
For now the touch and projection part are not distributed.
https://github.com/poqudrof/PapAR
Cheers, Jeremy.
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Nice work
Thanks !