OpenVIDIA : Parallel GPU Computer Vision

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GPGPU

gpu's arent just good for vision and computation - some clever folks have started using them for games as well. ;) har har linux-games.net

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We welcome any contributions you may have to the openvidia source code Email us to add a contribution

If you'd like to become a developer with write access simply email a patch for us to the email above and we'll check it out and give you write access to the CVS.

Development Ideas

Porting to Multiple Platforms We would like to see OpenVIDIA run on multiple platforms including Windows, FreeBSD, MacOS etc in the future.
Creating a debian package for easy installation of openvidia, which could be downloaded from the official distribution site
Benchmarking This benchmarking site describes some ways of benchmarking performance. What kind of performance can we get on the GPU relative to these? Where is the GPU the best? Where is multiple GPU the best (parallel streaming memory accees maybe? see this

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We need effective documentation to allow people to use and understand whats in the packages.