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Revision as of 15:44, 21 February 2015

ROS on a Raspberry Pi2 with a Xbox360 Kinect Sensor
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ROS on a Raspberry Pi2 with a Xbox360 Kinect Sensor

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What do we want

  • ROS installed and functional
  • Kinect sensor attached, powered and working with ROS (as depth images)

Where are you going to run this

On a Raspberry Pi2. Although 99.9999% is reproducable on Pi1.

We are also going to try to process data externally, over wifi or ethernet, or something...

What were the starting points

What did we learn along the way

  • eh