OpenCV for Unity

Scriptable Render Pipeline (SRP) Compatibility

The Unity Scriptable Render Pipeline (SRP) allows you to control rendering from C# scripts. SRP is the underlying technology behind the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) and the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP).

Unity Version: 2021.3.35f1

Built-in Render Pipeline: Compatible

Universal Render Pipeline (URP): Compatible

High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP): Compatible

Description

Works with Unity Cloud Edition

Supports iOS and Android

Supports Windows 10 UWP

Supports Lumin (MagicLeap)

Supports WebGL

Supports Win, Mac, and Linux platforms

Supports in-editor preview

OpenCV for Unity is an asset plugin that enables you to use OpenCV 4.4.0 in Unity.

Features:

- Since this asset package is a clone of OpenCV Java, you can use the same API as OpenCV Java 4.4.0 (link).

- You can use Unity's WebCamTexture feature for real-time image processing. (Real-time face detection runs smoothly on an iPhone 5.)

- Provides methods for converting between Unity's Texture2D and OpenCV's Mat.

- IDisposable is implemented in many classes. You can manage resources using the "using" statement.

- Provides examples for integrating with other publisher resources (e.g., PlayMaker, NatDevice, NatCorder).

Provides code examples for using OpenCV for Unity.

Marker-Based AR Example

Marker-Independent AR Example

FaceTracker Example

FaceSwapper Example

FaceMask Example

Real-Time Face Recognition Example

GoogleVR Example Using OpenCV for Unity

Kinect Example Using OpenCV for Unity

AVPro Example Using OpenCV for Unity

HoloLens Example Using OpenCV for Unity

PlayMakerActions Using OpenCV for Unity

NatDevice Example Using OpenCV for Unity

NatCorder Example Using OpenCV for Unity

MagicLeap Example Using OpenCV for Unity

OpenCV for Unity uses OpenCV under a 3-Clause BSD License; see the Third-Party Notices.txt file in the source package for details.

System Requirements

Windows Standalone Builds and Preview Editor: Windows 8 or later

Mac Standalone Builds and Preview Editor: OS X 10.9 or later

Linux Builds and Preview Editor: Ubuntu 16.04 or later

Android: API Level 21 or later

iOS: iOS 8.0 or later