17-01-2013, 19:27
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Re: Kinect in auton allowed
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Originally Posted by stinglikeabee
I think the Kinect is a very good idea. It is a much better sensor compared to the Axis camera and can be used to offload vision targeting to a computer on the robot vs. using bandwidth to the driver station.
It is certainly not a waste of time to learn how to use it, especially since it has a nice sensor for distance.
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This thread is discussing using the Kinect to control your robot in autonomous mode. I completely agree that it can be a more useful sensor than an Axis camera in the right hands.
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