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LED for vision processing brightness
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27-01-2013, 01:56
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Re: LED for vision processing brightness
There aren't any rules regarding the brightness of external lighting on the robot. If you keep it to a level where it won't pose a safety hazard of any kind you should be fine.
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27-01-2013, 01:59
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Re: LED for vision processing brightness
Well .... Too bright? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU0qYJpUovs
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27-01-2013, 02:48
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Re: LED for vision processing brightness
Unless the GDC actually puts a lumen cap on exterior lighting I don't think it would really be classified as "too bright" unless other drivers at your event(s) start complaining.
You could always post on Q&A to be sure but I don't expect you'd have a problem. |
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