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I installed HornetsEye, that "real-time computer vision library" for some experiments with my webcam. I want to know if are there other alternatives in ruby?

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  • By the way, could you explain what problem you have with HornetsEye ? (I wanted to try it, so having some more info would be good) – sylvain.joyeux Aug 21 '12 at 08:02

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RMagick comes to mind, but it is not very very performant ...

I have not tested it yet personally, but since OpenCV is definitely the way to go from C++, the ruby-opencv gem could be interesting. I could only find this one actively developped, though.

http://github.com/ruby-opencv/ruby-opencv

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Perhaps Camellia Image Processing Library interests you because.

It has been written in C but has a native wrapper for RUBY and its performance is very good.

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