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11-11-2010, 13:05
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Re: M$ Kinect controlling robots!
So what I gather from these posts is the Kinect lies somewhere between an ultrasonic sensor and a full LIDAR array in terms of price and capability. Fun.
Given that there's a very confined space to drive any VRC, FTC, or FRC robot on a competition field, I don't forsee Kinect revolutionizing the driver's station any time soon. 
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