Image processing on mobile devices: An overview
Rafika Thabet, Ramzi Mahmoudi, Mohamed Hédi Bedoui · 2014
Image processing technology has grown significantly over the past decade. Its application on low-power mobile devices has been the interest of a wide research group related to newly emerging contexts such as augmented reality, visual search, object recognition, and so on. With the emergence of general-purpose computing on embedded GPUs and their programming models like OpenGL ES 2.0 and OpenCL, mobile processors are gaining a more parallel computing capability. Thereby, the adaptation of these advancements for accelerating mobile image processing algorithms has become actually an important topical issue. In this paper, our interest is based on reviewing recent challenging tasks related to mobile image processing using both serial and parallel computing approaches in several emerging application contexts.