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CAD Lead: Go to the hardware store and buy a bag of constraints and put the constraints on the robot. - Kenyow [more] |
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Re: Diffrences Of The 2009 Camera And 2011?
It would be for sending to the dashboard. Right now though it's all just a hypothetical (the head of our driver training is extremely prejudiced against using the camera feed to drive)
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Re: Diffrences Of The 2009 Camera And 2011?
The reason I ask, is, the addition of the switch and some simple MJPG code makes it a much better experience than last year.
I will likely post an example next week that can be incorporated into a custom dashboard. If you want to forge ahead, you can get a reasonable prototype by configuring the cameras to be in the team IP range, plugging them into the switch, and on a laptop on the subnet, open up a browser window viewing a different camera in each. Greg McKaskle |
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