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13-02-2014, 15:04

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Re: What sensors are used to detect the hot LED lights on the FRC field?

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Originally Posted by Ramtech59

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My team and I are trying to use sensors on our robot to help us in autonomous, but we were wondering which sensor could be used to detect the hot LED lights on the field and where we could buy them.

sensor we are using: human eyeballs...
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By using a Kinect on the driver's side during AUTO.

Now the question is, how many posts there will be before someone tells me that this is illegal. My guess: 4

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