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Re: Measuring distance with cameria
I wasn't going to try to determine the distance with the camera, instead I was going to use an ultrasonic sensor pointed in the same direction as the camera. I don't think the difference in the height would be great enough, and you really need an accurate measure of distance in order to shoot a ball at it.
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Re: Measuring distance with cameria
The vision target on the trailer is at a fixed height. Your camera will be mounted on your robot at a fixed height; make it lower than the vision target. If you measure the angle (above horizontal) that your camera is at to point at the target, you can use trig to figure out how far away you are from the target.
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Re: Measuring distance with cameria
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