
rgordon
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I stumbled across this awhile back. It's called Pixy. Made by Charmed Labs and Carnegie Mellon University. It not only can track multiple colors but can track 100 objects at the same time. Very fast and can use color codes to identify objects.
$75 including shipping
Just thought you might be interested.
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Pixy
It does about 1/100th of ARC's video processing does. Kind of like putting a Ford Pinto motor into a Ferarri
If the frame rate is too high, the servos and motion are unable to keep up to move to the location of the object. Your robot will look like it has the shakes. Try it and see
There are reasons why we do what we do... We talk less and do more. Seems these other products are created by university students who demo in one example with no real world customer experience to backup their technology decisions. We crowd-source every feature and fine tune parameters based on all of your feedback, rather than tell you how it "should" be.
I think you'll be happy with the new EZ-Robot Camera
There are 3 x 32-Bit Arm processors with the EZ-B v4 setup...
1) One 120Mhz 32-Bit STM32F2 Arm Processor runs the EZ-B I/O and PWM/ADC/I2C/UART
2) One 72Mhz 32-Bit Microchip Pic32MX Processor running the WiFi, WebServer and TCP Stack
3) One 80Mhz 32-Bit STM32F3 Arm Processor runs the EZ-Robot Camera
It's a pretty awesome setup if you ask me!