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 I think the GDC should force us to use steam engines, but the electrically-inclined folks on my team might stop whining if they're given more to work with. - Madison [more] |
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GRIP Co-processor bandwidth usage
Our team has been looking into using a co-processor attached directly to our robot to run GRIP, but we had a question concerning how the information traveled along the network: When a co-processor is wired to the robot, do the video feeds and network tables stay on the bot, or are they also sent to the Driver Station?
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