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Is there any mechanism (in either the SDK or NDK) to fetch vendor information (or really, any information) about the current display? In particular, I'm hoping to find if a display is OLED vs. LCD vs. other, as every OLED device I've tested has horrible color fidelity (over-saturation); and since Android doesn't have color correction this needs to be corrected at the app level. As a fallback having a manual list of popular OLED devices and doing a lookup by device type is theoretically feasible, but (a) there's a whole lot of devices out there and (b) working at the device rather than display level adds additional complexity for devices using external displays. Even putting together that list would be a challenge...
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When detecting objects in video streams, each object has a unique ID that you can use to track the object from frame to frame. You can also optionally enable coarse object classification, which labels objects with broad category descriptions.
Configure the object detector To detect and track objects, first create an instance of ObjectDetector and optionally specify any detector settings that you want to change from the default. Configure the object detector for your use case with an ObjectDetectorOptions object. You can change the following settings:
Whether or not to classify detected objects into coarse categories. When enabled, the object detector classifies objects into the following categories: fashion goods, food, home goods, places, and plants.
There are several display types on the market today, from LCD to microLED, but picking a winner isn't an easy decision. 01 LCD 02 OLED 03 Mini-LED 04 Quantum Dot 05 Quantum Dot OLED 06 MicroLED The display industry has come a long way in recent years.
Did went to the Android code and I asked around an can, with a great certainty, say there is is no API method that returns the type of display.
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