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I'm trying to build a module that generates Gaussian noise using labVIEW software. It is required that this gaussian signal generator be flexible enough to read the values of mean and variance from the user.
For this, I've used the MATLAB script function available in MATLAB and wrote a MATLAB...
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In the Webcam method that you've suggested to scan for the target, will time be a constraint?
And one of my friends suggested to take a JPEG file of the image and scan for the code that corresponds to black. Is any such thing possible?
On locating the target, there should be some means by which the laser system is turned on. This would probably be possible by using some relevant code that sends appropriate control signals to the laser system which
i. Turn the system on.
ii. Orient the system inline with the target.
iii. Fire...
The white background may be a plastic board or just a plane wall. And it is also given that a webcam and a few image processing algorithms are to be used for this purpose.
That means even the camera has to be mounted onto the same stepper. But then, will it be possible to define the boundaries of the area that has to be scanned?
A practical one...
And the laser system must be able to automatically turn itself on as soon as it locates the target. Then I thought if the laser system is mounted on some rotating base, whose angular rotation is determined by the position of the black spot, it can then be made to hit the...
"Tap into the hori/line sync signals and video signal, look for the minimum video signal that occurs as the 'black target' is scanned."
I couldn't get this. What are the hori/line sync signals all about?
The target can be placed at any random position on the white wall. The laser is to be mounted on the device which would align itself inline with the target(the black cardboard).
The aim of the project is to design a system which would automatically focus onto a circular black cardboard(of about 10 cm diameter) placed on a 2m x 2m white wall and then automatically fire a laser to hit the target(i.e., the black cardboard). The device is to be placed at a distance of 10 m...
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