Tag Archives: MariLena

HalloweenPic : Facebook App based on the Marilena (opencv port to flash) face detection into Flash

Posted on November 10, 2009 by François

Juan Bermudez did a cool facebook app called HalloweenPic based on the small Flash application I did a while ago. I’m really happy (and proud ) that sharing the sources could help someone creating some cool stuff. That said, just … Continue reading →

Posted in Others, R&D | Tagged ActionScript, adobe, Adobe Flash, Adobe Systems, AS3, computer vision, facebook, Flash, head recognition, head tracking, MariLena, Multimedia, OpenCV, realtime, Social Networking, source code, webcam | Leave a comment

KLT feature detection port to AS3

Posted on July 15, 2009 by François

A few weeks ago I found an old project which is a port of KLT features detection port to Flash AS3 Class (more information about KLT features here)It’s running really slow, and the project seams to be discontinue, but I … Continue reading →

Posted in R&D | Tagged ActionScript, computer vision, feature, Flash, FlexSDK, head recognition, head tracking, KLT, MariLena, OpenCV, tracking | 2 Comments

Marilena : source code of the Glasses Demo

Posted on May 25, 2009 by François

Somebody remind me that I forgot to share the project of my demo using the Marilena project (OpenCV port). So here is the source code, nothing fancy, nothing complicated, just a real basic use, but I guess it will help … Continue reading →

Posted in Download, R&D | Tagged ActionScript, adobe, Adobe Flex, AS3, computer vision, Download, Flash, head recognition, head tracking, MariLena, matchmove, open source, OpenCV, realtime, Software development kit, source code, Vimeo, webcam | 62 Comments

Demo of Adobe Flash Face Recognition using the openCV port to AS3

Posted on March 19, 2009 by François

see also the previous posts here : http://www.francois-tarlier.com/blog/?tag=marilena Source code here : http://www.francois-tarlier.com/blog/?p=408 Please upgrade your browser Please upgrade your browser Please upgrade your browser

Posted in Download, R&D | Tagged ActionScript, adobe, AS3, computer vision, Flash, head recognition, head tracking, MariLena, matchmove, OpenCV, realtime, webcam | 3 Comments

nice review about Marilena on *drawlogic

Posted on March 18, 2009 by François

*drawlogic » AS3 Version of OpenCV for Facial Detection, Web Cam Object Detection, Head Tracking, 3D Library Integration and more with Open Computer Vision Library for Flash – interactive and game development technologies for the web – flash, flex, unity3d, … Continue reading →

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Playing with Marilena

Posted on March 18, 2009 by François

this is my first try with OpenCV port to Adobe Flash (Marilena). Meaning the entire face recognition has been done with Flash/ActionScript For you who doesn’t know yet about Marliena, please have a look at my previous post “MariLena : … Continue reading →

Posted in R&D, Videos/Films | Tagged ActionScript, ActionScript 3, adobe, Adobe Flash, AS3, computer vision, Flash, head recognition, head tracking, MariLena, matchmove, OpenCV, realtime, Vimeo, Web Design and Development, webcam | 1 Comment

Deface : AS3 Face Detection BASED on OpenCV

Posted on March 16, 2009 by François

As my previous post about MariLena (openCV port to AS3), I made more research about it and found this project Deface, which is pretty much the same as MariLena, except that this is not a port of openCV, as the … Continue reading →

Posted in R&D | Tagged ActionScript, AS3, computer vision, Flash, head recognition, head tracking, MariLena, matchmove, OpenCV, realtime, webcam | 1 Comment

MariLena : OpenCV port to ActionScript 3 (AS3 / Flash)

Posted on March 16, 2009 by François

I dreamed about it, they finally did it ^^. A crazy guy named Ohtsuka Masakazu have ported the face detection part of OpenCV to AS3 and added the source code named Marilena to the Spark Project a few weeks ago … Continue reading →