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In lugnet.robotics.rcx.robolab, Elizabeth Mabrey wrote:
> Tom, I am also interested in finding out interfacing the RCX Cam with NXT
> sometime in Spring/2008. I tried to use the RCX Cam with the RCX about 4 years ago. My goodness, I must say it was painfully tedious. Besides, you probably could
> only rely on the outline of a shape, e.g. a soccerball. Using it the scale
> of the circle to determine whether you see the ball and distance to the
> ball. Now, this works as long as there is no other object also shapes like
> a circle.
> --Elizabeth
Dear Elizabeth, Thank you for your support. I have purchased 2.9.4 and look
forward to using LabView Student Version, if NI lets me have it, with the patch
NI offers to run the RCX & NXT.
My work with the Lego camera is developing on two fronts. The first is to
distill an image into an eight color image and the other is to distill a master
artwork into a number and comparing this number to other master artworks.
Developing the Vision VI is tedious but how else can you do it?
http://130.64.87.22/robolabatceeo/College/tutorials/image_cli/index.htm is an
excellent tutorial. It is just as tedious using NI Vision. Have a Happy Holiday
Season. I am trying to talk my eight-year-old into taking a NXT Kit instead of a
game boy. Programming is so much more rewarding than playing computer games.
http://tomlohre.com/lego.htm
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