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Re: How fast was your vision processing?
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Originally Posted by rod@3711
All the hurdles to implementing machine vision kept us out of machine vision. We are like a lot of small teams in that we do not have time to chase machine vision when the drive motors are not running. All the chatter on Chief Delphi about using Net Tables, ancillary processors or loading opencv libraries reinforced our reluctance. In addition, 2 years of issues the hd3000 usb camera did not help.....
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Rod,
Would you, or anyone for that matter, be interested in a fairly low cost, say under $100, easy to tune, easy to modify, >30 fps (as high as 50 fps), no network table requirements, vision tracking system? All parts are easily available and all software is free. Even the vision code will be provided.
Keep your eyes open on CD. 2073 is refining it's code and approach to vision tracking and will be sharing it in time for the fall off season. We are not 254, but I think what you will see may change your mind about what a small team can do with vision in the middle of a build season crunch!
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