True, and I actually do have a good old bt848 card that I got years
ago! But anyway, I use a laptop for controlling this thing, and I guess
I always assumed that a pcmcia bt848 card would be sort of spendy, and
besides, having the camera ADC right on the same board or chip as the
CCD/CMOS image
Jesse Gordon wrote:
> I'm still looking for a good quality but small USB camera (low-res black
> and white or high-res color prefered) that works with Linux, that is not
> ov511 based, if anyone knows of such a thing.
> (The ov511 works great, but has a bug which causes the auto light gain
> con
Jesse --
> (I'd be glad to share my code, but honestly it's sort of kludged
> together, mostly perl. It reads the Daumst and Zevantech pick and place
> files
I hack gerbv on occasion. Gerbv has the ability to read Gerbers
(natch), drill, and various pick-and-place files. I'd be interested
t
Steve Meier wrote:
> Looks like it might be good for use as the robotic arm of a pick and
> place machine.
>
>
That's exactly what I was thinking! I recently outfitted an old XY pen
plotter to work with a little vacuum pump as a pick and place machine
for 0603 parts. It did work pretty well,
Looks like it might be good for use as the robotic arm of a pick and
place machine.
Steve M
Bob Paddock wrote:
> Maybe this would make a cool 3D mouse for gEDA/PCB/BRL-CAD?
>
> http://qdot.livejournal.com/236133.html
>
> http://www.nonpolynomial.com/libnifalcon/
>
> http://home.novint.com/
> I d
Maybe this would make a cool 3D mouse for gEDA/PCB/BRL-CAD?
http://qdot.livejournal.com/236133.html
http://www.nonpolynomial.com/libnifalcon/
http://home.novint.com/
I don't recommend that site if blinking things bother you.
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