Posted Jun 04, 2008 at 11:12PM by Tim Y.
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Back in January, we broke the news regarding Pegasus2000's release of the Blind Assistant homebrew application for the Sony PSP. The application was interesting in that it was meant to be a tool for the blind, offering functions such as a facial recognition feature which enabled it to ID anybody whose face is recorded in its database. The developer passed by the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce that a new build for this application is ready for download. The face recognition algorithm was improved, and a new room recognition feature has been added. Quoting Pegasus2000's list of changes for CFW0002:
After the data's been processed, BlindServer sends it back to Blind Assistant. The developer explained this was necessary since the PSP's CPU power would not be able to handle SIFT computations on its own, with BlindServer running on a more powerful processor. We further remind the readers that they will need a Sony Go!Cam to run Blind Assistant's functions. Full instructions on installing and programming this homebrew are available in the file bundle's readme. We advise the readers to also visit Pegasus2000's release thread at the QJ.NET PSP Development Forum for full details regarding this homebrew. Download: Blind Assistant CFW0002 Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum |
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