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Motion Tracking Anyone Know Where Glyphs Are?

Hi I wanted do motion tracking so my Drone would follow another moving object.  I tried colour tracking (all the usual choices) and I tried object tracking but really doesn't work very well as object is always moving and outdoor lighting messes up colour tracking (Worked well in doors) so I was  going to just try the old glyph tracking.  The problem is I can't find the glyphs any more. 

The link here https://synthiam.com/Support/Skills/Camera/Camera-Device?id=16120 points to here https://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/images/80/Glyph.pdf and glyph.pdf is no where to be found. 

Anyone have a copy.  I tried google images but sadly no luck



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thanks EzAng I know how to use Glyphs, I just can't find the actual PDF with the Glyphs.

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I contacted Ez robot, they can’t find it, they will email me when they locate it

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Thanks DJ  I was worried I would have to recreate them from video screen grabs :-)

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The camera tracking sort of works on Tello with glyphs after playing with it for a while.  I think it needs some tuning to the Movement Panel though so it stops when the Glyph hits a certain size (maybe a slider to say how close want drone to follow the other robot.  I guess I could probably do that with code.  Will have a play with it again on the weekend.