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Step 1: Create Mobile Application with OpenCV

Step 2: Image Processing


Step 3: Prepare Data for Sending to the Server Step Sending Data to the Server
Step 4: Server-Side Processing
Step 5: Receive Output on Mobile/device

Step 1.1: Set Up the Development Environment


Choose the Development Environment:

Select an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for app development (e.g., Xcode
for iOS, Android Studio for Android).
Install Necessary Tools:

Ensure you have the latest version of your chosen IDE installed.
For iOS: Install Xcode and set up command-line tools.
For Android: Install Android Studio and set up the Android SDK.
Set Up OpenCV Library:

iOS:
Download the OpenCV framework for iOS from the official OpenCV website.
Follow the instructions to integrate OpenCV into your Xcode project.
Android:
Download the OpenCV SDK for Android.
Import the OpenCV library into your Android Studio project via the Gradle build
file.
Step 1.2: Create a New Project
Start a New Project:

Open your IDE and create a new project.


Choose a template (e.g., Single View Application for iOS, Empty Activity for
Android).
Configure Project Settings:

Set the project name, package name (Android), or organization identifier (iOS).
Choose the minimum SDK version required for your app.
Step 1.3: Design User Interface
Create Layout Files:

iOS: Use Storyboard or SwiftUI to design your app’s interface.


Android: Use XML layout files to define your UI components.
Add UI Elements:

Include buttons for starting/stopping image capture.


Optionally add a preview area to display the camera feed.
Add labels or messages to inform the user about the app's function.
Style the UI:

Customize the appearance of buttons, text, and other UI components to make them
user-friendly.
Step 1.4: Implement Camera Access
Request Camera Permissions:

Implement code to request camera permissions from the user.


Handle permission denial gracefully.
Access the Camera:

iOS: Use AVCaptureSession to set up and manage the camera feed.


Android: Use CameraX or Camera2 API to access the camera.
Set Camera Preview:
Configure the camera preview to display the feed on the app’s interface.
Ensure that the preview maintains the correct aspect ratio.
Step 1.5: Capture Images
Set Up Image Capture:

Implement functionality to capture images at a specific interval or continuously


while the camera is active.
Use OpenCV to process the captured frames.
Convert Frames to Suitable Format:

Convert the captured frames to a suitable format (e.g., JPEG, PNG) for transmission
to the server.
Implement Continuous Capture:

If using continuous capture, implement a mechanism to process frames in real-time.

1.1: Set Up the Development Environment


Choose the Development Environment,Set Up OpenCV Library
1.2: Create a New Project
Configure Project Settings
1.3: Design User Interface
Create Layout Files,Add UI Elements,Style the UI
1.4: Implement Camera Access
Request Camera Permissions,Set Up Image Capture,Convert Frames to Suitable
Format,Implement Continuous Capture

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