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ROObockey: Remote Controlled, Aim-Assisted Street Hockey Robot

IntroductionAs technology advances, image processing is being used in numerous applications especiallywithin robotics. Examples of image processing can be found in autonomous vehicles andcommercial robots. The Robogames Competition held in San Mateo, California challengesstudents to use new technologies to design a robot hockey player capable of passing andshooting a puck as well as maneuvering across […]

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Functional block diagram of the multi streaming video payload

Implementation of Simultaneous Multi-Streaming of Live Solar Eclipse Video via 5.8 GHz AirMax

I. Introduction FOR the 2017 solar eclipse ballooning, the live streaming of the videos capturing the shadows of the solar eclipse was one of the main objectives. All teams who participated in the 2017 solar eclipse ballooning project were initially provided with a baseline ballooning system [1][2] that consisted of a ground station and four

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THIS ROBOT CAN’T KEEP ITS EYES OFF THE MONEY

Some say there’s no treasure quite as valuable as the almighty dollar. [Norbert Zare] likes alt-rock soundtracks on Youtube videos and robots obsessed with money, so set about building the latter. The project is fundamentally a simple one. A Raspberry Pi 3B+ is outfitted with a Pi Camera, and set up to control twin servo motors

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RASPBERRY PI READS WHAT IT SEES, DELIGHTS CHILDREN

[Geyes30]’s Raspberry Pi project does one thing: it finds arbitrary text in the camera’s view and reads it out loud. Does it do so flawlessly? Not really. Was it at least effortless to put together? Also no, but it does wonderfully illustrate the process of gluing together different bits of functionality to make something new. Also,

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SKELETON WATCHES YOU INTENSELY BECAUSE IT’S HALLOWEEN, OKAY

If you’ve ever seen a painting in which the eyes follow you around the room, you might have found that a bit uneasy. [CuriousInventor] has taken that concept further with a skeleton that literally holds a gaze on anyone in its field of view. The heart of the system is a Raspberry Pi Zero, fitted with

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FOTRIC 226B THERMAL CAMERA FOR AUTOMATED, NON-CONTACT PERSONNEL TEMPERATURE SCREENING

The Fotric 226B’s AI algorithm automatically detects and assesses the temperatures of passing humans to provide instant fever alarms Saelig Company, Inc. has introduced the Fotric 226B Infrared Thermal Imager, a standalone infrared camera and PC software combination that provides safe, non-contact measurement of passing human traffic, without requiring person-to-person contact, ensuring the safety of the detection personnel

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Board-to-Board Communication

In this lab, you will establish UART based communication channels between the Pi 4 and the HiFive 1 boards. Part 0: Setup the UART connections (for TAs) In this part, we will connect the HiFive1 and the Raspberry Pi 4 boards via two UART channels. (Note that this step will be performed by the TAs.)

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E-CON SYSTEMS LAUNCHES CAMERA SUPPORT FOR GOOGLE CORAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD

e-con Systems Inc., a leading embedded camera solutions company, today announced the launch of e-CAM50_CUCRL, a 5 MP camera board for Coral development kit from Google. e-CAM50_CUCRL houses e-con’s popular e-CAM55_CUMI0521_MOD camera module and can be directly plugged on to the Coral development kit using the supplied accessories. The camera software driver is V4L2 compliant and is available

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RASPBERRY PI ARCADE STATION

The goal of this project was to construct a standalone table-top arcade station using the Raspberry Pi. Our inspiration for this project came from our mutual fondness for classic video games and interest in using the versatile capabilities of the Linux operating system on the Raspberry Pi. The arcade station features a pre-built kernel that

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INDUSTRY’S SMALLEST 800MHZ STM32MP1 MODULE SHORTENS DESIGN TIME WITH NEW SUITE OF TOOLS

Octavo Systems OSD32MP15x System In Package Releases into Production with Higher Performance and Two New Development Platforms Octavo Systems, an ST Authorized Partner, has expanded its support of the OSD32MP15x System in Package, the smallest available STMicroelectronics STM32MP1 module, with a production release at speeds up to 800MHz, and two new development boards. OSD32MP15x System in

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