Include vuforia android SDK in a new project

Question

I want to use vuforia sdk text recognition module in my new application.

I was able to create and run sample applications. However, doing this was apparently not enough to figure out how to use vudoria android sdk correctly in my mew project.

IDE is Android Studio. I have a license key for my vuforia account.

Can someone help me get started? I need to start using vuforia as a library in my personal project. I do not want to start development directly on my sample applications.

I apologize if the context of the questions does not fit into the context of this particular community.

Answer 1

Instead of relying on the Vuforia module, I built my own real-time recognition from scratch using the Camera (1) API and Google Mobile Vision Library.

My application - Optical Dictionary and Dictionary Teacher - is much better than the Vuforia module. It performs real-time scanning of words, shows them more friendly and does the correct check of words. He even lemmatizes words (for example, fooled → fool, thieves → thief, etc.).

Also, it goes without saying that this gave me complete control over my module.

Here is a video demonstration of my application.

If someone wants to build something like this, they can freely contact me for help.

Answer 2

I wanted to do what you said. I did not want to build on top of my designs. I struggled to find the textbook, but it is not there, at least I could not fake it. It turns out that it is very simple. Go to the Vuforia folder (wherever you install it), and then go to vuforia-sdk-android-X-XX-X \ build \ java \ vuforia and copy the .jar file and paste this file into your new project in Android studio inside your libs folder. Then add this line to your Build.Gradle

compile files('libs/Vuforia.jar') 

inside your dependencies. It. From there you can access all of Vuforia's classes. Do not forget to run them in the same way as in the example, using your own key from the Vuforia developer console.

Answer 3

I don’t know if this is really relevant, but ... This link shows what you need to do, by code, to create a new Vuforia application: How to create a basic Vuforia application . This, along with the links that you have already seen regarding the installation, should be enough for you to start from scratch.