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Re: CMU2Cam Degrees & more
So in order to find the range from, for example, the rack, I need to calculate the # of degrees to the target from the servos and then calculate Tan(the angel)and devide the hight of the target from the camera by the Tan(angel)?
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01-02-2007, 19:16
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Re: CMU2Cam Degrees & more
Yes, that should work.
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02-02-2007, 03:26
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Re: CMU2Cam Degrees & more
When you type as fast as I do, you'd probablly get the 15 minute delay for writing a long password too fast 5 times and get a wrong password error.
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