i want add a 360 degree viewer in my app.The panormic image format of the object is available(generated using google street view).
I just need a viewer to display 360 degree images.
Here are four open source viewers to consider, not in any order of priority: A-Frame, the leading open source project for WebVR, backed by Mozilla, excellent for education projects. Google VR View, works especially well on Daydream and Cardboard. React VR, backed by Facebook and optimized for Facebook apps, it's WebVR API compliant, and works with Carmel Developer Preview browser from Oculus. Photo Sphere Viewer, stable, has been around for a while, most viewer controls. More details here: http://lists.theta360.guide/t/4-top-free-360-image-viewers-for-developers/1391?u=jcasman
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After scouring the internet, my own Pixel phone, and at least one app that uses face unlock, I have seen this icon used as a symbol for face unlock functionality. However I have not found a downloadable image to use for mockup purposes, either in Material Design UI kits or any other official source.
Android face unlock
Is this a standard Android icon? Where can I download a legit SVG or PNG?
I have implemented live camera and using Android text recognition and when I touch the bounding box overlay, text to speech works but in Universal windows, app cant get any documentation can anyone help how to implement in live camera OCR?
APIs from Windows.Media.Ocr namespace can extract text and text layout information from images. It’s designed to handle various types of images. For camera, you could capture images from the camera for recognition. You could get VideoFrame from camera and convert to image.
More details about how to implement OCR in UWP app please reference this sample. The scenario 2 provides how to capture image from camera and extract text.
More details about MediaCapture in UWP app please reference this tutorial.
For text to speech feature please try to reference this article and this sample.
If you want more additional features than Windows.Media.Ocr namespace, I recommend you to use Microsoft Cognitive Services. Check the Analyze video in near real-time section for more details.
I have made an application which displays Images and i have implemented pinch zooing, translating using Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit, GestureService it works perfect. but when am zooming the image or dragging the image it is not the image border/ boundaries. :(
how can i limit the image with in the screen. i want same look and feel like native windows phone photo viewer or web browser ( we can drag contetnt with in the limites only in web browser)
thanks in advance
I have posted the code on my blog.. have a look here
http://invokeit.wordpress.com/2013/01/17/photoviewer-with-pinch-zoom-pan-and-flick-support/
I use the same for my app's photo viewer
What control is used to implement the application screenshot preview in the windows phone marketplace. The control allows zooming , panning and scrolling of images.
This control is also used when scrolling through pictures in the "Pictures" application.
Take a look at this blog post. In it Morten talks about how to achieve what you are looking for. I've used this in one of my own apps and it works great
http://sharpgis.net/post/2012/01/17/Building-A-Multi-Touch-Photo-Viewer-Control.aspx
I am creating a web application targeted for windows phone 7.5(Mango) with a map(Google or Bing which one will work best for me). It seems panning through swap and zoom through pinch is not working for google map and bing map. Pan and zoom works through buttons provided on the map. I need to know that there is work around to provide zoom through pinch or it is the mango limitation.
Thanx
This isn't going to work I'm afraid. When you pinch or pan within the WP7 browser, these interactions are translated into pinch / pan on the browser 'surface'. As a result, the JavaScript within the page does not receive these events. The only way to support this would be to 'intercept' the manipulation events, then feed that to the JavaScript code on the web-page (as described in this blog post). However, this requires native code - so isn't much good for a purely web-app.