Getting Started¶
Step 1 – Request a license¶
To use the SDK, you need to get a license:
Create an account on our customer portal: https://portal.id3.eu
Make your request to our sales department: mailto:contact@id3.eu
Step 2 – Install the SDK¶
Download the archive on our cloud drive (the link should provided by our sales department)
Uncompress the archive.
SDK Archive¶
id3 Finger SDK is delivered as a compressed archive (ZIP file) that contains the following directories and files:
├───activation # License activation tools for Windows, Linux and Jetson Nano
│ ├───cli-tool
│ └───windows-tool
├───bin # Native libraries + benchmark tool
│ ├───android
│ ├───apple
│ ├───linux
│ └───windows
├───dart # Dart wrapper source code
│ └───id3_finger
├───docs # API reference and Developer Guide
│ ├───3rdparty
│ ├───javadoc
│ └───developer-guide
├───dotnet # .NET dynamic libraries
├───include # C header files
├───java # Java jar archives
├───python # Python package
├── CHANGELOG.md
├── LICENSE.md
└── README.md
Install the Python package¶
Select the suitable wheel file for your platform and Python version, and run
pip install id3finger-x.y.z-cp311-cp311-win_amd64.whl
Step 3 – Download the AI models¶
id3 Finger SDK requires AI models to run. They are common to every platform and should be distributed according to the application’s needs.
Important
Since there are lots of models in the folder, it is recommended to download and deploy only the necessary ones for the application.
See AI Models for details.
Step 4 – Run the samples¶
id3 Finger SDK contains sample projects for the following programming platforms and languages:
Windows, Linux (C/C++)
.NET (C#)
Flutter (Dart)
Android (Kotlin + Java)
iOS (Swift)
Note