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I'm creating a face detection/recognition app for Google Glass and every time that I try to run the program it says that OpenCV manager is not installed and asks me to try and install it. When I click yes it says that it failed.

I also attempted to use terminal to install OpenCV manager and this didn't fix the issue. I then decided to try and do static initialization and followed the steps here: http://docs.opencv.org/doc/tutorials/introduction/android_binary_package/dev_with_OCV_on_Android.html#application-development-with-static-initialization
and included the libraries I am using in my libs folder but it still doesn't work.

The app has no jni folder so there is no android.mk or application.mk files to alter.

Has anyone figured out how to do use this on Google Glass and can help me out?

If there is anything else I could include to help you help me let me know!

Carrie Kendall
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When you say use terminal to install it, you do mean that you did adb install, right? If so, which .apk hve you installed?

I have openCV working on my glass and I have:

  • org.opencv.engine
  • org.opencv.lib_v24.armv7a

in my install packages (adb shell pm list packages)

I forgoet which I installed first, but it did not work. I had to install both (I have no clue why).

I hope that helps a little.

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