Question about object recognition codes/library for VB.Net using Webcam

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Hi everyone, I have a question regarding the subject mentioned above. Can I know where to find code/ code snippets for object recognition? I'm currently doing my school project for VB.Net Windows Forms, connected with database(ADO.Net). Therefore i have minor knowledge handling object recognition for VB using webcam and i tried to find sources in the internet but all of them requires money.

Therefore can anyone help me this kid?

Posted 1-Nov-10 15:14pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2010-11-02T04:09:00

There are no free libraries that I know of.

Machine Vision and Object Recognition are very advanced topics requiring tons of image manipulation techniques. This is something that VB.NET is ill-equipped to handle since it doesn't support unsafe code or pointers. C# or C++ are much better candidates for this type of work.

You can try and create your own, but I doubt you have the time to do it. Start reading this pile of articles[^].

revalo · Answer 2 · 2012-03-31T20:35:00

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C# and VB.NET are the same. There is no difference other than syntax. I have no clue why people like C# it is the same thing! (vb is better)

To answer your question, try out AVM library. Its a good start!

Posted 31-Mar-12 20:35pm

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