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Labview on laptop, Java on cRIO

My team has decided to go with Java as the robot's programming language. We would like to do image processing with Labview since it has better support (such as the vision assistant) than Java for that. We already know we want to send the images from the camera to the driver station to get more processing power. Is it possible to process the images on the laptop and send the controls to the robot with Java code on it?
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Re: Labview on laptop, Java on cRIO

That sounds like a rules question. It is technically possible, and actually pretty easy, but is it legal, and what ports are you allowed to use for computer to robot comms?

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