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Re: Is there a restriction to what sensors we can use?
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Please post information you know about this sensor's legality, not about the legality of using videocameras on FIRST robots.
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Ooo It's not legal. Why would you even ask that question when someone answered before you posted it?
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I think this camera is not intended to be used in a "real life" situation, it just seems impossible that it could pack that much versatility and power. Tracking a single color blob just won't cut it.
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Im not sure someone is attempting to use the CMU sensor to track objects for a competition that takes place in a park. If he can get the sensor to work in the outdoors then it would work during a First competition.
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Last edited by Adam Y. : 25-09-2004 at 17:16.
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