Bois, Thanks for the info. This answers my concern.

@Mickey You really need to play with this sensor. I got my robot say Hello to me and my wife and when I get the software (maybe the old version) working, he will greet everyone he knows. I used the "man or woman" to determine my or my wife's name. Works great. At almost 1/3 more in cost, I don't see a big advantage other than the packaging.

I am not concerned with the number of faces stored. My need shouldn't exceed 100.

Where can I find the old software?

It is included with the plugin.

C:\Users\Public\Documents\EZ-Builder\Plugins\a9bdf8cb-7beb-4dc6-96cf-2fadfaaba8eb\EvaluationSoftware_v1.2.0

OOPS. I didn't look... Sorry

I will load it up and try it soon. Thanks.

No problem at all. It looks like the files used between V1 and V2 of the software for storing the face recognition information has changed. I will hopefully have time tomorrow to look at what it would take to make this change. I think that I will try to first look in one file and then the other in the plugin or I might give the user the ability to choose which version of the Omron software was used for saving faces. Today is pretty full but I hope to be able to have time to look into it tomorrow.

Thanks David

Hey Man, you need a break.... when ever you get a chance. I'm sure we all can wait. I have a mess now. I think I have both software versions in the same folder. Oh well I will blow it out and load the new one again, once you get stuff sorted out. It still works .

API is next !

Thanks,

I have to copy cat and be like David and Tony as I just ordered an HVC P1 and while I'm waiting for it to come in I was day dreaming about uses and a jerry rigged thought occurred to me, and I wonder if anyone tried this yet?

As the module requires a PC, my goal was to always run my robot from a base station without an onboard PC, so I'm planning to use the module on a tri pod near my desk and I thought, why not point the HVC camera at the monitor where the wireless camera feed from the EZB comes in anyway? I can't wait to try it to see the results.

It will be interesting to see how it works out. I think on a flat screen it wont be bad. It will be interesting to see if the refresh rate of the monitor and the camera have issues working together.