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Add support for rotated QR code detection #78

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jgvictores opened this issue Nov 23, 2016 · 4 comments
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Add support for rotated QR code detection #78

jgvictores opened this issue Nov 23, 2016 · 4 comments

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@jgvictores
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jgvictores commented Nov 23, 2016

Is this a bug or a feature? 😄

Edit by @David-Estevez:
This issue refers to the fact that currently Robot Devastation only detects QR codes in a given orientation, and not rotated ones.

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I would say that right now it is OK, but it could be improved by supporting rotated QR codes.

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It was just a fun way to document the fact that we currently do not support rotated QR codes. 🙃

@jgvictores jgvictores changed the title This side up for QR codes Add support for rotated QR code detection Dec 2, 2017
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@jgvictores I know we considered refactoring QR code detection into a new module/device at some point, but I'm not sure where those discussion happened (asrob/rl?). Anyway, note that OpenCV 4.0 introduces QR code handling (ref):

QR code detector and decoder have been added to opencv/objdetect module together with live sample. Currently, the decoder is built on top of QUirc library (which snapshot we put into opencv). Thanks to our intern Alexander Nesterov for this important contribution!

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@PeterBowman thanks for the info!

Yes, my idea was to merge it into the output of roboticslab-uc3m/vision#79 which is targeted by roboticslab-uc3m/vision#98

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