I think this answer from @berak on stackoverflow sums it all up...
got some answers to this, unfortunately, all of them are a bit sad ..
opencv comes with its own java bindings (as of lately), but a little bug there prevents you from using the actual face recognition (the code's all there, the factory method to create a facerecognozer is not)
javacv (independant community wrapper) got that better, but it's relying heavily on the old, deprecated c-api for the wrapping, it will go away soon, what are those ppl going to do then ?
The question if this is still true, but I am guessing it is ... so basically detection of faces is possible, using the facerecognizer interface isn't...
Asked: 2014-04-01 07:43:51 -0600
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Last updated: Apr 01 '14
no there isn't.
also, due to limitations in the java-wrapper, you can't use facereco from java atm.
(you'll need some additional jni/ndk effort to create a FaceRecognizer)