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what license is this

About cmu-perceptual-computing-lab/openpose · 4 messages · last activity 8/29/2026

Question

what license is this

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Based on the repository data provided, the README excerpt mentions a license section, but the specific license details are not included in the retrieved content block. The README shows there is a License section referenced, but the actual license text isn't displayed in the data I have access to.

To find the exact license, you would typically look for:

  • A LICENSE or LICENSE.txt file in the repository root
  • The license details in the full README documentation

The repository is described as a research project from CMU's Perceptual Computing Lab, so it may use an academic or open-source license, but I cannot confirm the specific license type from the data provided.

If you need the exact license information, I'd recommend checking the repository directly for the LICENSE file or the complete README section.

FOLLOW_UPS:

  • How is error handling structured across modules?
  • What external dependencies does OpenPose use?
  • What GPU backends does OpenPose support?
Question

who maintains this project

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Based on the README excerpt in the repository data, OpenPose is maintained by:

  1. Ginés Hidalgo (gineshidalgo.com)
  2. Yaadhav Raaj (raaj.tech)

The project was originally authored by Ginés Hidalgo, Zhe Cao, Tomas Simon, Shih-En Wei, Yaadhav Raaj, Hanbyul Joo, and Yaser Sheikh.

Important note: According to the RepoPilot analysis included in your data, the project is marked as WAIT — Stale — last commit 2y ago, indicating that the repository has not received updates for approximately two years. This may be relevant if you're considering using or depending on this project.

FOLLOW_UPS:

  • How can I build OpenPose from source?
  • What pose models are included with OpenPose?
  • Does OpenPose support real-time processing on CPU?

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