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jevois on android

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Is it possible to run Jevois stack on android enabled smart devices ? I believe that the software architecture of Jevois is heavily on C++, so this should be possible.
asked Nov 14, 2017 in User questions by xentnex (160 points)

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We have never tried, but if you can get all the required libraries (opencv, boost, eigen, V4L2, etc) then indeed you should be able to just compile and run.
answered Nov 17, 2017 by JeVois (46,580 points)
selected Nov 17, 2017 by xentnex
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