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 Fire and smoke are great if you're into Battlebots, but we like to avoid them in FIRST competitions. - [more] |
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19-01-2015, 20:23
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Re: Allowed Cameras
On my team we use multiple GoPro cameras on our robot. We use them because they are small and versatile for mounting. They capture great footage for what they are.
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19-01-2015, 20:26
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Re: Allowed Cameras
What is the camera for?
If its for added vision mind the rules around that. R49 is relevant to your interests if you are using it for vision Last edited by IronicDeadBird : 19-01-2015 at 20:29. Reason: Ninja'd a rule in there |
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19-01-2015, 20:26
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Re: Allowed Cameras
My team was thinking about using multiple cameras and we are wondering, how you would program it?
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19-01-2015, 20:55
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Re: Allowed Cameras
Depends on the type of camera and which language your're using. There is no rule limit on the number of cameras or on type, although you can't use active wireless.
IP cameras (e.g. Axis) are fairly easy to setup and you can also use USB cameras. |
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