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Re: FALCON Open-Source Object Recognition System Now Available!

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Originally Posted by Pavan View Post
Back on topic, I love this program. I read through the manual and you did a fine job with this and I think many teams will use this and improve upon this before next year to make it perfect.
I'd love to see what Dave Lavery and the GDC could do with autonomous mode if they had one of these at their disposal! Could we have a 30-second autonomous mode with multiple tasks? (Wishful thinking, I know...)

The forums are now up and I have tried to reduce the page load time; please let me know if it still takes too long to load.

I'll try to put a cleaned-up copy of the sample drivers out within a couple of weeks.

Thank you everyone for your encouragement!
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