
3dGuy
Canada
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Here is a quick mod I made up to fit the EZ-B Camera into the inmoov left eye.
Just print it out and the camera slips in easily.
Enjoy!
LeftEyeMod.stl
www.thingiverse.com/thing:2479390
I put some double sided tape in it and stuck the heat sink to that. The design should probably have a ventilation hole like yours.
Are you using ez-robot equipment?
The camera can go in either left or right eye .
I have a few other questions about how it works, such as, can the robot handle answering questions and performing tasks on request or is it all done via mouse clicks behind the scenes?
Thank you for your answer, maybe I will add an LED then, should be fun.
Yes it can be asked questions. Simple programming and imagination is all you need... Ez robot supports complete voice recognition including using Bing speech (or google) and Microsoft cognitive services... no mouse clicks needed...
(for example, one eye for tracking and one eye just for looking around)
RightEyeMod.stl
This is the adapter design from '3dPrinterGuy', I prefer this version because the EZ-camera fits very well.
After researching on the net I found this
"Image rotation of the video stream to either 90° or 270° degrees adds an additional load to the encoding processor. The pixels will have to be rearranged and buffered before they are sent to the decoder, causing delay."
I just happen to read this post today and thought others might like to know.
If it affects the speed of EZB in any way I don't know.
Just my 2 cents!
Perry
This web page really explains camera latency.
www.axis.com/files/whitepaper/wp_latency_live_netvid_63380_external_en_1504_lo.pdf
Section 4.1.2
Image rotation