Thread: Is there a restriction to what sensors we can use?
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Re: Is there a restriction to what sensors we can use?
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Originally Posted by Robot Dude 0101
What I meant was to write a program in C and use the camera as a sensor - not to transmit video. The point of this would be to use robot vision to try and accomplish the tasks.
I think a camera quold be quite a bit of overkill. If you planed on using this camera like a light sensor, you can use the Banner sensors (or something similar that comes in the kit this year) to follow lines. Really, it all depends on this year's game though.
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