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Originally Posted by Mike
Looks cool, but have you checked out your main open-source competition: the avrcam |
That's interesting, but I think it will be hard to beat the raw processing power of a dedicated FPGA. The FPGA allows me to use 320x240 resolution, over 6 times the resolution of the CMUCam or the avrcam. It does sacrifice speed a little bit, runnig at a little over 6 FPS, but I have found that to be more than adequate. The increased resolution allowed me to stably track the lights from the home zone, (and far beyond it, actually
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It is hard to go up against an open-source project, though...
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