PhotoEditor SDK: A fully customizable photo editor for your app.
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PhotoEditor SDK: A fully customizable photo editor for your app.
Yet another barcode scanner for Android
Dali is an image blur library for Android. It contains several modules for static blurring, live blurring and animations.
🎩 An easy and fast library to apply gaussian blur filter on any images.
Multiple samples showing renderscript best practices in Android.
an easy-to-use blur library for Android, support efficient dynamic blur tasks.
This is a simple App to test some blur algorithms on their visual quality and performance.
This Android Project help you to make your image blur in fastest way
Convenience RenderScript tools for processing common Android formats such as Bitmap and NV21.
Android photo editing app with various filters and tools. Included advanced features like masking, histogram, color picker, EXIF viewer...
Prototypes for GPGPU on Android, using OpenCL, OpenGL ES 2.0 shaders, or RenderScript.
A cnn framework on Android platform, implemented with RenderScript and java, support MobileNet-SSD and faster-rcnn. No JNI/C++ or thirdparty dependencies.
Library for creating blur effects under Android UI elements
ShaderView is an Android View that makes it easy to use GLSL shaders for your app. It's the modern way to use shaders for Android instead of RenderScript.
Foto-Editor is new photo-editor build in Kotlin ,Java ,C99 . It is base on MVVM architecture .
Google's ML-Kit-Vision demo (android) for pre encoded video. Demos for camera preview and still image are also included. This project is actually extension of Google's own sample. Google's sample link: https://github.com/googlesamples/mlkit/tree/master/android/vision-quickstart
CoolRs is a collection of Android Renderscript effects.
Tomo is a collection of fast image processing effects for Android
A domain-specific language and compiler for image processing
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