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Robot Santa
I am getting into the winter festival mood and decided to do a Robot Santa project. This is going to use both a Raspberry PI Pico for low level control using the Micro ROS and FreeRTOS frameworks, and a Raspberry PI 4 to do facial recognition using OpenCV.
In this video, I focus on the mechanics and electronics. https://youtu.be/VxNHMzch-D0
In this video, I focus on the code both firmware on the Pico and the Python high-level code on the RPI. https://youtu.be/jXPGgRkDeMo
In this video I explore facial recognition: https://youtu.be/1odPd4IEXqI
Robot Santa
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