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[Rick TYler]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

"What is behind me is not important."

Well, Mark, I guess we are both pretty old and remember obscure movies. It's from Gumball Rally.

[Revolverx7]

Originally Posted by Chriszuma

That doesn't explain why you need 4. Turret tracking can be effectively accomplished with a single camera.

One facing each side of the robot.

[Dillon Compton]

Or, this COULD be a picture of 4 cameras mounted to their 2004 robot designed to keep you all busy talking about it instead of working on your own vision systems...

just sayin...

[Chriszuma]

One facing each side of the robot.

That's still overkill because you could cover 360 degrees with 2 cameras, which is absurd anyway.

Or, this COULD be a picture of 4 cameras mounted to their 2004 robot designed to keep you all busy talking about it instead of working on your own vision systems...

just sayin...

Yeah, but I am argumentative.

[Mark McLeod]

Originally Posted by Dillon Compton

Or, this COULD be a picture of 4 cameras mounted to their 2004 robot designed to keep you all busy talking about it instead of working on your own vision systems...

Good eyes on the 2004 part. Kudos.

Originally Posted by Rick TYler

Well, Mark, I guess we are both pretty old and remember obscure movies. It's from Gumball Rally.

Give that man a camera!
Obsure but classic. Sort of like us old guys I suppose...

[Revolverx7]

Originally Posted by Dillon Compton

Or, this COULD be a picture of 4 cameras mounted to their 2004 robot designed to keep you all busy talking about it instead of working on your own vision systems...

just sayin...

That is very true, but why test 4 at a time if we're not gonna use 'em all...


As to overkill, we could use one camera to track each opposing robot and one for the center goa.