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Re: Quick Question Regarding 2015 FRC Rules

Most rearview cameras have screen projection, and not actual physical projection. You could do this in camera code.
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Re: Quick Question Regarding 2015 FRC Rules

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Most rearview cameras have screen projection, and not actual physical projection. You could do this in camera code.
Although, for this application, a physical projection might be more useful. For example, by lighting up the tote when it's in range for picking up.

Class 1 lasers are plenty bright. I would actually say that MORE laser pointers are Class 1 than Class 2, because Class 1 is generally considered "eye-safe" (or at least, as "eye-safe" as a laser can get!).


That being said... Take an old stage trick, and use a flashlight with a mask on it so that it only shows light where you want it. Use a powerful flashlight, powered by the robot's main battery, maybe use a filter to color the light, and cut a mask (or a barn-door system of panels) to get the light to fall exactly where you want it.
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