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Contributing

OpenVIDIA is currently being developed by volunteers and students, and new help is always welcome. This can range from contributing source code, bug fixes, or documentation. If you have a project related to OpenVIDIA, let us know, and we'd be happy to put a page link to it as well. Contact the project admin email here for more information.

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.

Alternately if you have developed some GPU code you would like to have linked or hosted here, please email us

Development Ideas

• Contribute a new GPU method
• Get your work posted in a link
• Get your paper posted in a link
• Write a Wiki page about some aspect of GPU programming

Contributors

Chris Aimone (Vision Algorithms, 3d registrations)
Billal BelmellatCal3D rendering interface)
Daniel Chen (Handtracking algorithms)
Martin Dvh (Video4Linux support)
James Fung (OpenVidia Developer) email James Fung (active developer)
Daniel Cabrini Hauagge (CUDA Bayesian Optical Flow)
Ben Hur (low vision applications for the visually challenged)
Rosco Hill (3d windowing/UI interactions)
Mohit Kansal (Cal3D rendering interface),
Rick Lentz (windows port)
Daniel Ng (low vision applications for the visually challenged)
Joe Stam (Stereo Imaging CUDA Project)
JohnRoberts (Developer) CUDA VisionWorkbench email John Roberts (active developer)
Suryadi (3D studio model loader)
Felix Tang (Developer)