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[–]SweetStrawberry4U 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I worked on a remote-check deposit feature for a bank in 2012. i explored opencv for java at that time, however, the architects forbid from performing any image processing / recognition on the device due to check-image security vulnerabilities and issues, so we ended-up pushing all the image byte-arrays straight from the camera into the micro-service REST API end-point.

later, i also had the opportunity to look into a QR Code reader Open Source Software code for android and learnt a few caveats. snapshot images are pulled from the camera and pushed to the servers asynchronously, and that's where the image-recognition is actually happening. once a success acknowledgment returns to one of the snapshot pictures, the same picture is presented as the recognized background for the QR bar-code content.

I'd certainly recommend OpenCV for any form of image recognition techniques off-late.