13 June
2007

Vision system based on Microsoft Robotic Studio

The people at Braintech have developed in interesting software package that provides a simple mechanism for adding vision-based tracking to Microsoft Robotics Studio. Their package is called Volts-IQ runs as a MSRS service. It seems really easy to use and there is "Community Technical Preview," which I think means a free beta download. It seems like a perfect match for MSRS.

As far as I can tell, it is targeted at fairly simple tracking scenarios and places a premium on getting up and running very quickly and easily. It does tolerate some tracking error and occlusion, but it seems to put the emphasis on real-time easy over robustness (which makes sense for many applications).

Posted by dudek at 09:20 June 13, 2007 | Read (1) or Leave a comment | permalink link to this entry |

<< Familiar linux on ipaq pointer calibration | Main | iphone in Canada >>

Comments

Vision Care

Nice Information.

Posted by: Vision at December 16,2008 03:23

Trackbacks

Please send trackback to:/blog/59/tbping

elroacelc

liracacorc

Posted by: moncatra at August 17,2009 09:48

Post your own response

Name or nickname:
(Some kind of name is required, will be visible)

Required, whatever you enter will be visible to other users.

Email Address:
(Optional, used for "mailto" link)

Your email address is not required, but if you insert it it will be displayed so people can contact you.

URL:
(Optional, will appear as a link)

Leave an URL if you want to provide a relevant link that relates to your comment or identifies you.

Title:

The title for your comment.

Comments:

Your comment goes here. All relevant comments are welcome, except for those that simply promote an irrelevant product or else are used to fraudulently inflate the link count to an irrelevant web page. Don't forget to also fill in the captcha below or your text will be rejected!

Captcha: You must answer this question to prove you are human
what is 3 plus 4?

Answer this question correctly to demonstrate that you are not a dumb spambot.

Remember your info. on cookie?

Pop book: digital TV

Check out my new book dealing with digital television, broadcast video encoding and how to select, install, understand and manipulate satellite, cable and over-the-air broadcast television. Available at Amazon.com or via the publisher.
Digital Television at Home Book cover

Something more academic? Try Computational Principles of Mobile Robotics (2nd edition) the latest revision.