Photo Mosaic Middleware for events
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I'm seeking a skilled developer to create a photo mosaic middleware for the photo booth industry, specifically tailored for Windows. This application should be able to transform guest-captured images into an evolving mosaic that forms a larger target image during live events.
The complete project description is provided in the attached PDF.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in Windows application development (C#, .NET)
- Experience in using image processing software.
- Prior work with webhooks integration.
Please note, this project does not involve the AI system itself, rather it will utilize an existing AI image generation engine.
Important notice: this is an initial RFP that is part of a project feasibility study to evaluate the required final budget and time scope of the project. Estimated start of the project: June/July '25.
Please also note that we will evaluate only offers from developers that have actually read the RFP document/attachment. In order to prove such read, please start your reply/offer with the word 'READ'. We will also reject offers that after some Q&A's will change the value of the offer by more than 20%. We will also reject offers that offer unrealistically short execution times! Therefore if after reading the RFP you do not understand a portion of the requirements or something needs explaining, first ask via the chat, then submit an offer.
The complete project description is provided in the attached PDF.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in Windows application development (C#, .NET)
- Experience in using image processing software.
- Prior work with webhooks integration.
Please note, this project does not involve the AI system itself, rather it will utilize an existing AI image generation engine.
Important notice: this is an initial RFP that is part of a project feasibility study to evaluate the required final budget and time scope of the project. Estimated start of the project: June/July '25.
Please also note that we will evaluate only offers from developers that have actually read the RFP document/attachment. In order to prove such read, please start your reply/offer with the word 'READ'. We will also reject offers that after some Q&A's will change the value of the offer by more than 20%. We will also reject offers that offer unrealistically short execution times! Therefore if after reading the RFP you do not understand a portion of the requirements or something needs explaining, first ask via the chat, then submit an offer.