Documentation is a very good thing. Good documentation is even better. MRL provides a large array of Services each of which contains a large number of methods. When you are using Python, its nice to know what methods you have to work with. Regrettably, we have a limited number of elves working on the project and they don't always have time to provide good documentation.
Here are some suggestions the elves have suggested.
WOOOHOOO ! IT IS WORKY !!! ... or mostly so - some fine tuning is still required...
But holy cow lets compare ....
236 micro seconds vs 18,392 micro seconds ..
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Ya a bit of a difference...
Here are some pros and cons of the new PulseIn
PROS
Sorry for the Italian!
Eyes movement is a bit sloppy even though I reprinted everything twice with a higher infill and even if I used twin servos for the right-left movement. I guess it is the best I could get with the current mechanism layout.
Is there any way I can start tracking objects like in Alessandruino´s video or at Instructables?
Don´t need to be facedetect, just would like to be able to track something.
I have set up 2 servos and the camera which is working fine with the tracking.min.py. Here I get a b/w picture and I can set a black dot to an object. If I move that object the black dot stays on that object but the servos don´t move. Keep getting millions of "limit out of range errors".
I would like to know how I can add vocabulary to a script. Do I have to create a library? I do have all the mp3 files necessary.
For example: In existing scripts I see
MRLComm.ino needs to be loaded on Arduino through the Arduino IDE
[Update 2] Multiple stepper motors - diagonal movement
