deltacv/PaperVision

Create your custom OpenCV pipelines using a user-friendly node editor, inspired by industry-leading interfaces! Quickly prototype your vision as you edit.

What it solves

PaperVision provides a visual way to create custom OpenCV algorithms. Instead of writing complex code, users can build processing pipelines using a node-based editor inspired by the design of Blender and Unreal Engine blueprints.

How it works

The tool uses a node editor interface where users connect different OpenCV operations to form a logic flow. When integrated with EOCV-Sim, it allows for live pipeline previews, enabling users to see the results of their algorithm design in real-time.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers and users who want to build computer vision pipelines without deep coding requirements, as well as those using the EOCV-Sim simulator for testing vision algorithms.

Highlights

  • Visual node-based editor for OpenCV algorithms
  • Live pipeline previews (when used with EOCV-Sim)
  • Integration with EOCV-Sim v4.0.0+
  • User-friendly interface inspired by professional 3D software blueprints

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