OpenSource/Freeware vision software

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Advanced Digital Imaging Solutions Laboratory (ADISL)
Image Apprentice is a C/C++ based Image Processing Learner’s Toolkit. Students use it as a companion to their favourite Image Processing Textbook. It allows one to use self-written image processing algorithms as plugins.
It comes with a Plugin Development Kit (PDK) that has a skeleton code having a simple coding style. A student who has attended a 101-level course in C/C++ programming is well-equipped to write an Image Processing plugin for Image Apprentice using Visual C++.

AllSeeingI
AllSeeingI (ASI) is the codename for a computer vision and visualization framework. It is a visual programming environment for rapid development and easy reusability.

Editor's Note - This project is just getting started but may be a chance for developers to contribute to a brand new vision system.

CamCap and CLAG
Links to the Nottingham video processing environment otherwise known collectively as CamCap, for camera and video processing work and CLAG, for command line based image processing/display and prototyping. The environment is windows based and makes use of DirectShow and the intel open source computer vision library (OpenCV).

CImg
The CImg Library is an open source C++ toolkit for image processing. It provides simple classes and functions to load, save, process and display images in your own C++ code. CImg stands for "Cool Image" : It is simple to use and efficient. It's like a STL for image processing!

CMVision
Project goal was to create a simple, robust vision system suitable for real time robotics applications. The system aims to perform global low level color vision at video rates without the use of special purpose harware.

CVIPtools
One of the primary purposes of the CVIPtools development is to allow students, faculty, and other researchers to explore the power of computer processing of digital images.
The newest version of CVIPtools, version 4.3, developed at the Computer Vision and Image Processing Laboratory at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, under the continuing direction of Dr. Scott E Umbaugh is currently available with the new textbook, Computer Imaging: Digital Image Analysis and Processing.

EDISON
Code for the Edge Detection and Image SegmentatiON system. This system is a low-level feature extraction tool that integrates confidence based edge detection and mean shift based image segmentation. It was developed by the Robust Image Understanding Laboratory at Rutgers University.

FILTERS
Filters is a library (not an application) implementing image filters and image processing functions.

Gandalf
The Fast Computer Vision and Numerical Library. Gandalf is a C library designed to sup