Working with both images and 2D geometry often means juggling multiple libraries, outdated APIs like OpenCV, and complex workflows.
I created Otary to simplify all of that.
It offers a clean, modern interface for visual exploration, quick iteration, and seamless integration of image and geometric operations—all in one place.
Otary is built for anyone working with image processing or 2D geometry at scale—whether you’re a professional building robust systems or a beginner exploring basic tasks.
With a strong focus on code readability and maintainability, Otary simplifies your development workflow. Its API is clean and approachable, yet powerful enough for production use, backed by 98% test coverage from Codecov and an A code quality rating from Codacy.
Otary was developed to be user-friendly: it makes both simple and advanced tasks easier, without compromising on performance or reliability.
poupeaua•6mo ago
I created Otary to simplify all of that.
It offers a clean, modern interface for visual exploration, quick iteration, and seamless integration of image and geometric operations—all in one place.
Otary is built for anyone working with image processing or 2D geometry at scale—whether you’re a professional building robust systems or a beginner exploring basic tasks.
With a strong focus on code readability and maintainability, Otary simplifies your development workflow. Its API is clean and approachable, yet powerful enough for production use, backed by 98% test coverage from Codecov and an A code quality rating from Codacy.
Otary was developed to be user-friendly: it makes both simple and advanced tasks easier, without compromising on performance or reliability.
You can visit the documentation of the library here: https://alexandrepoupeau.com/otary/