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I know that OpenCV was ported to Mac OS X, however I did not find any info about a port to the iPhone.
I am not a Mac developer, so that I do not know whether a Mac OS X port is enough for the iPhone.
Does anyone know better than me?
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The latest build script from Computer Vision Talks works great for Xcode 4 and iOS 4.3 . I have tried the script myself and it is just awesome!
OpenCV now (since 2012) has an official port for the iPhone (iOS).
You can find all of OpenCV's releases here.
And find install instructions here:
Tutorials & introduction for the new version 3.x
A project utilizing opencv on the iPhone (Lucas-Kanade optical flow to be exact). Source code available and app is on the AppStore as well -
The following post by Yoshimasa does indeed work with I OS and the IPhone 4 and is able to access both the front and back cameras.
The link to the project is using opencv on iphone en and the sample code is at webgit and it is linked from this article. I really encourage to read the article before getting the source code.
Here is opencv2.0 on iPhone iphone opencv test
OpenCV is now available as a framework for iOS. Just drag and drop into your project. It supports video capture too. See the article and get the example project here: opencv framework for ios
For the sake of transparency, I wrote this article and it is hosted on my company's website.