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Originally Posted by daniel_dsouza
What would you think of this?
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<br /> they seem to be good for the price...The only problem is a power supply. But if you were robot mounting a kinect, you would probably have enough experience to power this as well... |
I have been keeping an eye on that kind of solution over the past few years, but still remain relativity expressive. If a windows machine is a requirement, upgrading the driver-station (or a second one) might be a better investment. Although it'll make using the Kinect easier to use the windows machine, I did find this with quick goofu,
http://www.pansenti.com/wordpress/?page_id=1772
I've placed my order for a rPi, but is back-ordered. Some of the other arm based boards are also contenders, especially for robotics, despite the increased priced over the rPi.
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