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Re: Tower Tracker 1.0

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Originally Posted by akablack View Post
WOW! Awesome work! One question, Can this be deployed to run on the roborio ?
Yes! The only problem with running it on the rio is with the vision tracking will take up too much of the rio's resources and might lag out the robot. If you are going to do this I would suggest using a linux board such as a raspi 2 or an odroid c1+, they both run linux so they have similar interfaces and have more support. This will also allow you to do much more advanced tracking such as real time object tracking and detection

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Originally Posted by mklinker View Post
Where do I install the Network Table 3.0 jar
Network table goes in as a user library(tutorial) in your eclipse project, you will not need to do anything when you export the .jar unlike for opencv.
When you export the .jar file put it in a folder that looks similar to this where opencv_java310.dll could be opencv_java310.so for linux

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