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Re: Tracking Rectangles

The framework examples do a bit of this already, but for a limited protocol.

If you drill into the dashboard code, you will find that the camera loop does TCP port 80 communications to the camera. The Kinect loop does UDP from a localhost Kinect Server, and even the other loop gets its data from a UDP port from the robot.

For the robot side, there are C++ classes for building up a LabVIEW binary type and submitting it for low or high priority user data. I'm not that familiar with other portions of the framework which may directly use UDP or TCP.

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