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camper365 25-01-2010 15:14

How to track target
 
how does one go about tracking the circle as the target instead of a colored object?
Would it be better to target the FIRST logo in the middle though? Any input on algorithms used would be helpful. We are [unfortunately] using LabView this year to program

Alan Anderson 25-01-2010 15:39

Re: How to track target
 
The LabVIEW robot project has vision target tracking built in. It already finds the black circle for you.

Andrew0089 26-01-2010 15:48

Re: How to track target
 
how do we get the camera to turn on the servo's? We keep making basic programs that should turn the servo's but it has just stumped us!:mad: does anyone have any bases that we could awork from and see what we are doing wrong? thanks for any help! we could use any pointers we can get. :)

Andrew
Rookie Team 3229

Greg McKaskle 26-01-2010 22:09

Re: How to track target
 
There is an example which updates servos to center a vision target. It is not a black circle, but they are pretty compatible.

Greg McKaskle

Pausert 27-01-2010 22:16

Re: How to track target
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew0089 (Post 907304)
how do we get the camera to turn on the servo's? We keep making basic programs that should turn the servo's but it has just stumped us!:mad: does anyone have any bases that we could awork from and see what we are doing wrong? thanks for any help! we could use any pointers we can get. :)

Andrew
Rookie Team 3229

Make sure you put a jumper on the +V pins on the PWM you connected the servo to. I made that mistake initially.

zwaggoner 15-02-2010 15:49

Re: How to track target
 
im on a rookie team, and i have been looking around the robot project, and where is this built in tracking program in the project, i have not seen it looking around.

Andrew0089 15-02-2010 16:00

Re: How to track target
 
turns out our build team wiring was alittle finicky :) it works now! but thanks for the help we did edit out programming a little.

Alan Anderson 15-02-2010 21:26

Re: How to track target
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zwaggoner (Post 920582)
im on a rookie team, and i have been looking around the robot project, and where is this built in tracking program in the project, i have not seen it looking around.

The Vision Processing vi should be listed in the Project Explorer window, under the Team Code. Robot Main calls it.

zwaggoner 15-02-2010 21:42

Re: How to track target
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson (Post 920904)
The Vision Processing vi should be listed in the Project Explorer window, under the Team Code. Robot Main calls it.

Thanks for the answer but i looked in there and i didnt see anything dealing with finding the target. Am I missing something when looking in there? Or did I misunderstand What you said concerning the program finding the target for you?

Alan Anderson 16-02-2010 00:04

Re: How to track target
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zwaggoner (Post 920920)
Thanks for the answer but i looked in there and i didnt see anything dealing with finding the target. Am I missing something when looking in there?

I think you must have missed the "Find Circular Target" right in the middle of it.

Joe Ross 16-02-2010 09:41

Re: How to track target
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zwaggoner (Post 920920)
Thanks for the answer but i looked in there and i didnt see anything dealing with finding the target. Am I missing something when looking in there? Or did I misunderstand What you said concerning the program finding the target for you?

If you don't see it, you may not have installed the LabVIEW update.

zwaggoner 17-02-2010 16:30

Re: How to track target
 
Thank you very much i found it and solved a lot of other problems along with it :D :D


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