How to navigate this documentation

• JeVois-A33: You may want to first explore what JeVois can do using JeVois Inventor:
  • JeVois-A33: JeVois Inventor graphical user interface
• JeVois-Pro: See this video introduction
  • JeVois-Pro: Introduction for new users
• Then, start with understanding the following user-level concepts:
  • Concepts used throughout this documentation
  • Advanced topic: Image pixel formats
  • Advanced topic: Video mappings and configuring machine vision modes
  • User guide to bundled vision modules and demos
  • Serial port user guide
  • Command-line interface user guide
  • MicroSD card organization and files
• Then make sure you read all the user documentation:
  • User guide
• Then check out the
  • User tutorials
• Then have a look at the following core C++ classes:
  • Model components, parameters, manager, and associated classes
  • jevois::InputFrame and jevois::OutputFrame
  • jevois::Module
  • jevois::Engine
  • jevois::VideoInput and jevois::Camera
  • jevois::UserInterface and jevois::Serial
  • jevois::VideoOutput
• Then see essential support classes and functions:
  • JeVois-specific types and generic helper classes
  • Raw zero-copy / memory-mapped video images and support functions
  • Helper functions to convert coordinates from camera resolution to standardized
  • Misc utilities
  • Debugging helper classes, functions and macros
• The Programmer guide and Tutorial on how to write new machine vision modules for JeVois will show you how to write, compile, and run your own machine vision modules.
• The documentation of the JeVoisBase collection of modules provides many examples of working modules that will inspire you to write your own.
• The programmer tutorials