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Libraries and Due or "Teensy-3"/arm-cortex processors
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Brilliant design. I've been using the teensy-3 (pjrc.com) which is a 96Mhz 32bit arm processor (with 16-bit adcs - thing arduino-due in a Nano package) for some of my designs (it's programmable…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Geoffrey L. Barrows Nov 22, 2013.
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- Hometown
- Honolulu
- What are your interests related to embedded eyes / vision?
- object detection and avoidance in autonomous vehicles and micro-payloads
- Tell us about your technical background
- Associate Director, Univ. of Hawaii NASA Space Grant
Mentor for student projects and competitions (Payload and autonomous vehicle micro controller specialist for Honolulu and Windward campuses). I also have some aquaculture projects that could potentially use arduino based vision capability (where's the fish?).
Preferred microcontrollers: Arduino Nano, Mega, Teensy-2 (micro), Teensy-3 (Due), BeagleBone, Gumstix
- Technical interest
- optics, image sensor chips, vision hardware, image processing, ground robotics, underwater robotics, airborne robotics, sensor networks, industrial automation, other
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