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The
Cognachrome Color Vision System
The Cognachrome Vision System is the most popular, low-cost vision-based
tracking system used by researchers today. Its extremely fast
tracking output (60 Hertz) means it can be used in very high performance
systems, while its small size (2.5"x6.25"x1.25",
8 oz.) means it can be embedded in small robots.
Get more information about
the Cognachrome system, including an
online version of the user's guide and examples of current applications
(including four contest-winning robot teams, a robot arm that
catches balls, and autonomously docking underwater robots).
The Cognachrome Stereo and Cognachrome 6-color. The new double-stacked Cognachrome can process images from two cameras simultaneously for stereo vision, or up to 6-color fast tracking from a single camera.
The Cognachrome System is no longer available
IC (Interactive C) is no longer supported by Newton Labs
For IC support please contact Kiss Robotics: (www.kipr.org/products/interactive-C)
The ARC C Development Environment
The ARC C development environment is our system for programming
32-bit embedded systems. It can currently target the Motorola
68k family as well as the Intel x86, P5, and P6. The ARC C environment
combines the ease-of-use and interactivity of Interactive C with
the GNU CC compilation backend, well known for its stability and
excellent optimization. ARC's multitasking kernel has a built-in
debugging communication protocol for interaction with the host.
Get more information about ARC, including features, pricing, and an online manual for browsing.
The MACH
5 high performance robot
The MACH 5 ultra high performance multi agent cooperator is now
available for mid-sized RoboCup soccer playing and robotics research and development.
The ARC C Development Environment