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You need to provide further information since this question is too general (which architecture are you going to use, for example, what you're looking and so on)

The answer, in general, is yes, it is possible to do it, there exist also other project for embedded devices (OpenVx is an example of that). In my honest opinion if you need just few thing and you need to optimize everything, a good idea can be rewrite the function from the scratch, eventually using a library that help you to manage the memory. It depend mostly on the architecture. For example, if you have a Xilinx platform, you can use their library which have most of the OpenCV functions.

You need to provide further information since this question is too general (which architecture are you going to use, for example, what use? What you're looking and so on)for? You have any memory/power constraints?)

The answer, in general, is yes, it is possible to do it, there exist also other project for embedded devices (OpenVx is an example of that). In my honest opinion if you need just few thing and you need to optimize everything, a good idea can be rewrite the function from the scratch, eventually using a library that help you to manage the memory. It depend mostly on the architecture. For example, if you have a Xilinx platform, you can use their library which have most of the OpenCV functions.

You need to provide further information since this question is too general (which architecture are you going to use? What you're looking for? You have any memory/power constraints?)

The answer, in general, is yes, it is possible to do it, there exist also other project for embedded devices (OpenVx is an example of that). In my honest opinion if you need just few thing and you need to optimize everything, a good idea can be rewrite the function from the scratch, eventually using a library that help you to manage the memory. It depend mostly on the architecture. For example, if you have a Xilinx platform, you can use their library which have most of the OpenCV functions.

You need to provide further information since this question is too general (which architecture are you going to use? What you're looking for? You have any memory/power constraints?)

The answer, in general, is yes, it is possible to do it, there exist also other project for embedded devices (OpenVx is an example of that). In my honest opinion if you need just few thing things and you need to optimize everything, a good idea can be rewrite the function from the scratch, eventually using a library that help you to manage the memory. It depend mostly on the architecture. For example, if you have a Xilinx platform, you can use their library which have most of the OpenCV functions.