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Raspberry pi and LabVIEW
We are using a servo tracking system on our robot. Since the camera bogs down the rest of the system could we use a raspberry pi just for the camera to run on? Could we still use the regular LabVIEW programming? Also, what model pi could we use? Thanks!
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02-02-2016, 08:41
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Re: Raspberry pi and LabVIEW
Introducing another controller into the mix will lighten the CPU usage, but will add communications latency and will add complexity.
Do you know why your CPU is bogged down? Have you tried some simple things to fix it? Greg McKaskle
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02-02-2016, 13:19
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Re: Raspberry pi and LabVIEW
Nothing else would work on our robot except the camera, but as soon as it was disabled in the code everything worked fine. We aren't sure why this happens and I tried to lower the resolution to see if that would work but so far nothing has.
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02-02-2016, 15:36
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Re: Raspberry pi and LabVIEW
If you were to post the code, or even a picture of the vision processing diagram, I might be able to help more.
Greg McKaskle
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