#apertus IRC Channel Logs

off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!

who is here?

am here

seems its a small circle today

sorry, not much, was investigating the firmware performance and preparing for gsoc2020

waiting for submissions from students, before doing bigger steps in the firmware/bootloader

right, thanks

well, mostly GSoC preparations as well here, but I managed to also whip up a bunch of PCBs for this purpose and make some progress on the ABCP PB

and extend that with a remote control option

in addition to that it allows for side-channels to the PIC16s and programming of the PIC32

but I replaced the motherboard and the graphics card and I'm working on getting the replacement up and running

it wouldn't hurt to have a spare, yes

so the next step there is to write some power management and control interface to get the switchers tested

those were only minor adjustments to improve the layout nothing which would change the functionality

thanks, "write some power management and control interface to get the switchers tested" is a not too complicated task I assume?

obviously

and what can only be tested after the new PB arrives?

great

right

do you want to say a few words about the FFD measurement efforts that we want to focus again on now?

please

a further goal is probably to also measure any angular mismatch between sensor and image plane

a very appealing and probably quite simple approach is to use the sensor feedback to do the measurements

then inspect the pattern on the sensor (ideally by simply reading out the sensor), do some math and get the proper distance as well as any angle between sensor and measurement setup

(i.e. mostly works as calibrated instrument)

perfect thanks

new screws that I ordered last week arrived

https://cloud.apertus.org/index.php/apps/gallery/s/CeTy5CZqBsLtBfm#

torx everywhere

Fabian Puttinger visited us today in the AXIOM office and brought his stereo 3D rig he built

https://cloud.apertus.org/index.php/apps/gallery/s/7JZd4Yd9pfszX3a#

and open source/open hardware everything of course

its basically an adjustable orientation/distance beamsplitter rig for 2 cameras, so there might be many more interesting applications

multispectral, HDR, etc.

anyone else who wants to share some things?

well, i dont have much to report

currently we are still working on building axi stuff

huh no, i guess

thanks!

otherwise we can conclude early today

you're welcome!

I have a new idea which I would like to work on. I intend to create a real-time face tagging system that could tag faces and that could be used in autofocus.I want also to create a filtering algorithm that could add special effects to pictures and some more AI-related features like background blur etc.

*interesting

I wolud like to implement it as a part of axiom Remote

yes

so you plan to implement real-time face recognition and filtering on an MCU?

it check out the clock speed its only 80Mhz

to implement

but I doubt that you will be very successful with 512KB memory :)

But i checkout the website of tensorflow lite and the said that ESP32 like mcu could run tf-lite

well, I won't keep you from trying :)

hola guys!!!,I am sergio from spain.

and I am interested in remote project. I have build it and now I will work on task.

hey BAndiT1983|away, what is expected output after building remote_firmware_visualiser

hey Bertl_oO can you help me with this ?

okay then I will for BAndiT1983|away to revert back!! :)

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