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Re: CMUcam test rules...
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Depends on your noise filter settings, I think. If you totally disable the noise filter, then it may be locked on then, but you will run into other problems. We may not be shooting from 50ft away, but the camera tracking that far away means we can run full speed at our goal from the other side of the field, and be ready to shoot before we are actually in range. Saves time ![]() |
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Re: CMUcam test rules...
Yes, Kevin put in a great deal of hard work and we're thankful for it. We took each measurement 6 times to verify repeatability. The first 3 were from a static state and the last the was us moving the camera to that position and having it track along the way, each time the same result was determined.
We are using Noise Filter 1. -Terry |
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