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The chip is targeting ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) applications, and I would assume that the hard part is to run vision algorithms (that is respons
by smilekzs 10y ago
The chip is targeting ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) applications, and I would assume that the hard part is to run vision algorithms (that is responsible for reading the cube and/or visual servo) on an automotive MCU, which almost always prioritizes safety and standard compliance at the cost of performance and has weird custom architecture (PowerPC in the auto world is already "mainstream"), at a really high frame rate.
- patejam 10y agoYou don't need "vision algorithms". Just average the color of a couple of pixels per square. The cube is always in the same place, no need to do anything fancy.
- Waterluvian 10y agoFlat colours in a 3x3 matrix? It's as if computers were meant to handle and manipulate data like that.
- paulmd 10y agoTechnically 6x3x3 but true. ;)
- Waterluvian 10y agoYou are the best kind of right.