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Vision Processing Help Needed Badly
I am a rookie programmer on a rookie team, and have NEVER used labview before.
I have managed to run the teleop period quite decently, and the line tracking was a bit diffucult, but is functioning (mostly) However, I am completely lost on vision tracking. I have read the examples, but they are too complicated for me to follow. What kind of data does the "find colored object" example output? a modified image file? and how can I use this processesd image file? I figure I need to find the width and height of the distorted circle that is detected, but I have no idea how. I can work out the arithmetic to figure out the position given the image processed, but I have no idea how to turn the image into the numbers that need to be manipulated. Also, where do I even put the code? directly into autoind.vi? timed tasks? vision processing? I am LOST |
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Re: Vision Processing Help Needed Badly
I just watched a good video from FRCMastery.com. It covered integrating the vision example into your Vision Processing VI, then it writes a new autonomous VI that uses the camera instead of the line tracking.
I think the most important thing is to determine what you want to do with the camera. It is a good challenge to get it working well and don't feel bad if you don't get it perfect. Greg McKaskle |
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