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25-02-2005, 19:44
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Re: Autonomous: CMUCam or dead reckoning?
Okay, excuse my friend and my ignorance, we have no idea what we're doing with programming the CMUCam, so he was trying to find a way to do basically the same thing whithout using it
 . I would like to point out, Andrew, that it would not have to be a "calculated strike" to have the described effect.Also, could you describe to us what we would have to put in our programming to get the CMUCam to judge depth? Last edited by Cody Carey : 25-02-2005 at 19:48. |
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