fredebec
France
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Hi,
I have found this on Kickstarter : Pixy "Pixy is a fast vision sensor you can quickly "teach" to find objects, and it reports its findings through several simple interfaces."
It seems that it could be a interresting addition to EZB for object recognition. What do you think?
An interresting aspect of the project is the "color codes". As I understand it, maybe it could be done with ARC and the camera, with a small addition to color tracking. I'd love to see this option, which would be a good complement to QRCode recognition...
(edited for a direct link, thanks @PJ_Dtechy)
Thank you for sharing
Easier link
whooaaaaa I need this! thank you for sharing I think support for this camera would be awesome for ARC :D
Yeah its an awesome can I recently got a chance to work on it. Check this tutorial out quite explanatory
http://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2015/11/getting-started-pixy-camera.html
It doesn't do enough to compete with ARC + ez-robot camera. Thanks for sharing, but it's a pretty out dated technology. Using ARC and the EZ-Robot Camera includes everything from object tracking/training to colors and motion and glyphs and and and... Silly to use anything else - unless you want some slam with a kinect, then use roborealm or something.
I agree with @DJ. It seemed to have some added value two years ago, when I first post about the KS campaign. Now, it is pretty much useless if you already have the EZ-B+camera...