Can anyone recommend a dev kit that can be used for image capture. Basically I need to be able to capture a colo(u)r frame and calculate the proportion of one particular colo(u)r within the frame. So I guess id be looking at a ccd camera, frame buffer and some sort of processor. The processing wouldn't need to be done in real time. Any ideas would be much appreciated...
Image Capture
Dec 21, 2003
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Here's a nice little camera with controller:
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Thanks, Frank.
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If all your looking for is color, the TAOS TCS320 color sensor would be a good bet.
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Easy to interface.
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The ADI Blackfin DSP EZ-Kit. They are on special offer at present ($99). It has RGB video inputs.
Leon
Leon Heller, G1HSM
Email: aqzf13@dsl.pipex.com
My low-cost Philips LPC210x ARM development system:
http://www.geocities.com/leon_heller/lpc2104.html
Hi Franks,
Looks interesting. Have you used it?
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No, have not used it. I've seen it in operation at a demonstration from some robot enthusiasts. They had build a robot that chased an orange ball around. It worked pretty well. I wouldn't use it in a professional application though, seems a bit too fragile for that.
Thanks, Frank.
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Check out Omnivisions site.
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I think they do some camera development kits that may be suitable.
rob
Agilent have a range of CMOS image sensors and a development kit. Farnell stock them.
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