Copyright (C) 2015 Matthew Gary Switlik

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###About This is a demo of an augmented reality concept using OpenCV, Zbar, and Python. It scans the video source for QR codes and replaces them with animated gifs. The QR codes can then be used to play a simple game of "pong".

###Setup You will want the OpenCV 2.4+ and Zbar 0.10+ packages installed along with their python packages. Add the animated gifs you want to the gifs/ subdirectory.

sudo apt-get install python-zbar libzbar-dev zbar-tools libopencv-dev

###Run

python qrgifar.py