Vision Command alternate camera

[Rob Hendrix-2]

Long forgotten information, but since my memory works in mysterious ways, I
have just thought of something from the past...

Vision Cammond camera was actually a Logitech cam.  I think once upon a time
I found a wireless logitech cam with the same chipset.  In theory
(hypothesis really), wouldn't it be fairly simple to use that cam in place
of the original Vision Command camera so you would have more mobililty on a
mobile platform?

Might be interesting for making something much like Brian made with
"Ogre"...

-Rob
www.lifelites.com

[Steve Hassenplug]

those cameras still require a connection to a computer.

big bummer.

Steve

On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 2:56 PM, Rob Hendrix <rhendrix@...> wrote:

> Long forgotten information, but since my memory works in mysterious ways, I
> have just thought of something from the past...
>
> Vision Cammond camera was actually a Logitech cam.  I think once upon a time
> I found a wireless logitech cam with the same chipset.  In theory
> (hypothesis really), wouldn't it be fairly simple to use that cam in place
> of the original Vision Command camera so you would have more mobililty on a
> mobile platform?
>
> Might be interesting for making something much like Brian made with
> "Ogre"...
>
> -Rob
> www.lifelites.com
>

[Rob Hendrix-2]

"Steve Hassenplug" <steve@...> wrote in message
news:c1b3c2010903041217y4b42daa1k98d3845e3eb593ea@......
>
> those cameras still require a connection to a computer.
>
> big bummer.
>
> Steve

Right, the camera does, but at least that's [something].  Its a connection
to the computer, but at least the one I'm referring to is wireless.  I see
where you're hinting.  I'd also love onboard image processing.

-Rob
www.lifelites.com