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Thanks Michael,
I thought upon how to make our life simple with this issue and i am thinking following should be the easy and best option-
‘If we use an arduino uno and a chipkit uno32 or even arduino mega with high sram, and connect them using I2C, then we can use the video shield for video capturing on uno and transferring it to uno32 or mega for further video processing.’
Do you think this will be a good option as we could avoid rewriting libraries and at the same time utilize the power of two mcu?
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the reply. I got the shield last week and it is fantastic. However I’m finding existing arduino really low power for my use in image processing. I read the article and it seems like by chaning the D6 to D11 on chipkit Uno32 and rewriting gnarly AVR assembly can solve problems most of are facing. HAve I missed a point?
Plus UNO32 it will improve the resolution as well and will open doors for new ideas and applications. If you could guide me how to rewrite gnarly AVR assembly for UNO32, I can do it and release for everyone else. I’m a chemical engineer with no formal mcu programming training however I believe I can do it.
-AJ
Hi Michael,
How about using chipkit uno32 ( http://www.digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?NavPath=2,892,893&Prod=CHIPKIT-UNO32)? It has 80 Mhz processor plus much more sram. Plus it is reported to be compatible with arduino sketches. Do you think with this we could go for higher re solution?s
