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30-10-2008, 03:23
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Re: cRio external 'co-processor' options
My question with the cRio, are the teams allowed to write code directly for the FPGA? Verilog is nifty, and being able to accomplish certain tasks very fast could be win-win.
Also, where would I be able to find more information? As an Alumni I hear bits and pieces from my team, but not nearly enough and this year it looks like the control board alone is going to be pretty awesome. Also, if someone is doing motion based stuff, take a look at OpenCV from Intel. That is some cool code  |
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