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Re: Vision: what's state of the art in FRC?

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Nvidia Jetson TK1 looks like a monster board -- 2GB of RAM, 192 GPU cores, Tegra K1. OpenCV 2.4 doesn't appear to support the GPU, though.
To be clear, OpenCV is supported on the GPU for the Jetson, just not with Python (to my knowledge). C++ definitely works on the GPU on the Jetson. We've had some awesome early success with it processing 640x480 images at like 60-80fps.
 


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