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Re: pic: Sensory Overload

"Object" orientated Pbasic. objects arnt objects per say merely collections of data and the functions associated with that data( but no inheritance, nore can you have multiple instances) . . its kinda like how you can have an "object" in C using struts and function pointers.
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Re: pic: Sensory Overload

those 4 little sensors you got there look PRETTY DANG FAMILIAR


nice to see someone using the camera also, but i think it's only legal if you buy it separately since it did not come in the KOP (might be wrong, but we're not using one )
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Re: pic: Sensory Overload

those arent sensors..4 of those are mini stereos
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Re: pic: Sensory Overload

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nice to see someone using the camera also, but i think it's only legal if you buy it separately since it did not come in the KOP
You can use a sensor that is available as a COTS item, and it appears that the 2007 CMUcam2 is indeed one.

Just make sure it's not the older model.
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Re: pic: Sensory Overload

Hmm... just wondering... what are you looking for with the camera? The ball with white spots on it? Using any kind of lighting? Had any success?

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Re: pic: Sensory Overload

wee useing the camera to find the balls(red and blue) durring auto mode. it only will look up so all it will have to contend with is a black celling ,white lights, and blue and red "things"
it is the 2007 camera so its COTS.

were using the sonics for collision avoidance.

the GTS for well distance measurements . .
the gyro and compass for relative and absolute headings.
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