MediaPipe on Ubuntu 24.04

MediaPipe is a powerful, open-source framework developed by Google for building customizable machine learning pipelines. It provides ready-made, high-performance solutions for computer vision and audio processing, making it ideal for building real-time applications such as gesture recognition, face tracking, object detection, and AR/VR interactions. MediaPipe works across platforms, including Android, iOS, Web, Linux, and embedded devices.

Features of MediaPipe:

• Cross-platform support for mobile, desktop, web, and edge devices.
• Ready-made ML solutions like Face Mesh, Hands, Pose, Selfie Segmentation, and Objectron.
• Real-time performance with GPU and CPU acceleration.
• Highly modular graph-based architecture.
• Supports TensorFlow Lite and custom ML models.
• Lightweight and optimized for low-latency applications.
• Ideal for AR/VR, fitness apps, gesture control, and video analytics.

MediaPipe Usage Example:

 pip install mediapipe python3 -c "import mediapipe as mp; print(mp.__version__)" 

Disclaimer:
MediaPipe is an open-source framework developed and maintained by Google. This document is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. The software is provided “as is,” without warranties. Users must review licensing terms and ensure compliance when integrating MediaPipe into production systems.