We have a small batch of ArduEye Aphids that are now available for serious beta users. An Aphid is essentially a clone of an Arduino Pro Mini but with a Stonyman vision chip and an external 12-bit 100ksps ADC added. For more details and for ordering, please visit the ArduEye Aphid product page.   If [...]

  Eager to make a little foray into the “Internet of Things”, I decided to experiment with the use of an ArduEye as an “Eye for the IoT”. My house is on a fairly busy street, of which I have a good vantage point from my attic home office. A car traffic counter seemed like [...]

This is the type of news that makes me feel like everything we do worthwhile! This past January, I was contacted by Alex Sayer, Alan Kwok, and Benny Chick, students at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) in Vancouver, who wanted to use some of our Tam2 chips for a class project in which [...]

We’ve had a lot of inquiries about our ArduEye system, plus we’ve just prototyped a smaller, completely self-contained ArduEye (more on this in another post). So I figure it makes sense to discuss what is actually possible with one of these devices. True, the ATmega328 processing engine of an Arduino is limited compared to more [...]

  In a previous post, I demonstrated that the ArduEye platform could be used to prototype a 6DOF vision system for optical flow odometry.  The goal is to make a vision system for the Harvard University Robobee Project.   After the success of the prototype, the next step was to design a board that was [...]