the entire raw image is already present in memory
Would a viable path to generate this real-time preview be that a software/driver running on the ARM core reads pixel data just from every 8th pixel address and wraps it into a new image/device? Then no FPGA processing would be required at all and the load on the CPU is also minimal as no image resampling/processing is required.
skipping pixels (keep 1, skip 7 in my example) should be a very resource friendly way of scaling down no?
I am not sure its possible to combine the two use cases:
-) recording footage
-) editing footage (workstation)
together without them contradicting themselves.
Hi Benoit Callebaut
In T200#2963, @christophvarga wrote:what about the open source project i have posted?
here @ seedstudio.com
@bergspetzl
Did you find any available parts that you would recommend for e-ink displays? I would be quite interested to evaluate this.
Ah that reminds me, another important parameter for the selected LCD is that its readable in direct sunlight.
A central "map" of all our community channels and platforms is a great idea!
Would you be willing to pass on sensor diameter, resolution and throughput for the cheaper price?
Another huge wish for the future: an entry level model with a cheaper sensor and a lower price tag.
Your suggestion is a new idea/wish and would deserve its own lab task! I am very curious to learn how many folks would be interested in cheaper entry level option.
article released!
We are planning to put 3D magnetometer and 3D gyroscope sensors (9DOF-IMU e.g. for image stabilization) directly behind/next to the sensor. Great to see this is something people care about!
I think it would make sense, but maybe there is a simpler way to manage this...?
seems PhilC disappeared, freeing task for someone else to pick
all settled for now.
My preferences are:
anything?
published!
Good read: http://goodui.org/
OK from Herbert, ready for release!
updated images according to suggestions.
Some more feedback about image selection from Herbert:
Will publish soon.
Sasha, I am afraid you changed the meaning of the text once again.
done
The peer review image does not work for some reason, maybe we have a better one than the PCB panel one?
The AXIOM remote would have its own micro SD card and software image I assume.
Great thanks.
The page still looks a bit messy, increasing priority, this page is probably the most important we have on the website right now!
gave him commit access and reminded him to make the commit.
I see this task was fixed but not updated.
any feedback?
we received new pictures from the tag organizers and used them in the article.
This question sounds like you can answer it :)
FYI each line on the IRC log has a numbered HTML anchor
The breadcrumbs generate automatically from where the page/project is placed in the menu ("menu settings" -> "provide menu link" -> Set "Parent Item")
Added a bit of introduction text, https://apertus.org/axiom-saga-history-article-article-2014
We currently use free startcom 1 year certificates.Will get one when we extend the certs for all the other subdomains then.
Isnt it the simplest approach to provide a single ISO image for the operating system SD card (containing FPGA bitstream as well)?
its beautiful now!
Is there a way to check the entire page recursively for missing alt tags?
done
The only thing we need to keep an eye out/review is the automatic handling of when a donation is made and if that is working as expected.
Thanks for all the info, I think its definitely interesting but far too early to actually start working on anything, moved to wishlist.
freeing this task to invite other people to participate here as well
We have question duplicates now, like "Do I need to be a programmer to use any future AXIOM? "
I don't understand how the toc and column width of the answers are related?
Work in progress article and page content: https://docs.google.com/document/d/166vGn7aFN0c-HXmEYWbwhNUciJsI6TJe0lVmFnVC7IE/edit
done
PhilC, how is the article going?
article published: https://apertus.org/tag-cdmx-festival-mexico-article-2014
Instead of buttons and video embedd on the lab front page panel what about a custom full HTML landing page for the lab with a short introduction what the lab is, the shortcut buttons, YouTube video and the obvious big "continue to lab" link button?
One suggestion was to increase font size until the character count matches the line length.
Herberts feedback:
article ready for review: https://apertus.org/tag-cdmx-festival-mexico-article-2014
Lets give this timeline its own article:
If we want to embed it in an article we either need to host timelinejs ourselves or embedd a HTTPS iframe.