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Hi doc-helmut, It's early days for the Pi Camera. I suggest that by visiting the themagpi.com and downloading the later copies of ' The MagPi ' magazine, where you will find articles on using the Pi Camera. Issue 17 has a nice article on the BrickPi. Also there is a CameraPi articles as well. The bo...

Hi doc-helmut, I have ordered one of these camera to use with my Pi's. Initially I will be relying on a lot of 'Google-ing' I image. That said, listed below is some data from the raspberrypi.org website which may be of interest. As mattallen37 states, all the 'Robotics Related Image' processing is ...

I came across this Raspberry Pi Camera. The board itself is tiny, at around 36mm x 36mm. The highlight of our module is that the Lens is replaceable compared to official one, making it perfect for mobile or other applications where size and image quality are important. The camera is supported in the...

Thanx Guys for all your help!

I discovered that the 'Makefile Template' read:
Adding '-lm' to the end of the LDFLAGS Statement:
Solved my problems...

But I have to still use:

Make sure you link with -lm :) = Xander Hi Xander, Remember I'm somewhat thicker than most..... I've had linked with 'Project Manager' : I:\BricxCC\API\ev3_lcd.h I:\BricxCC\API\ev3_timer.h I:\BricxCC\API\ev3_command.h I:\BricxCC\API\ev3_output.h and added '#include <math.h>', but still resulting wi...

Hi All,

Is anyone working on a EV3 3rd Party Hardware C Driver 'lib' for Linux executables? If so, where can I find it?

In particular, at this time I would like to be able to use the Mindsensors Sony PlayStation 2 Controller interface.

I am very willing to help Beta test such a Driver Suite.

Hi all, I'm having issues getting my little-grey-cells around the following Trig Function Errors from my EV3 'C' Code: holonomic.c: In function 'Holonomic': holonomic.c:64: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'cos' holonomic.c:68: warning: incompatible implicit declaratio...

Thanx Xander.

I assumed that would be the case. (Into the same basket as the majority of 3rd party Mindstorms add-on are put, by LEGO.)

Hi chiodo, I suggest you look into LeJOS JAVA , as you will have access to the ready made Vision Libraries. Gloomy Andy should be able to pint you in the relevant direction.... See if you can lay your hands on a copy of Maximum LEGO NXT: Building Robots with Java Brains and/or Intelligence Unleashed...

Have you checked out any of the dedicated LEGO Train Forums for code, as I'm sure that would be a good start for you?