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Can I use RoboRealm in embedded environments?

April 26, 2017embedded environments roborealm

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Can I use RoboRealm in embedded environments?

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For embedded systems that are not using PC based onboard computers then NTSC transmission from the robot to a desktop computer running Windows is a good alternative. You can find many such camera/transmission systems at SuperCircuits. If you have a CMOS based camera with an embedded FPGA or other internal processor then we’re probably not the right application to use. However, if you’re developing your own vision routines you can certainly use RoboRealm to experiment to see which routines are correct. Searching for most of the module names will reveal much source code in many languages that can help you out. We even promote open source products at Open Source/Freeware Vision Software to help you out in finding the needed source code.