This pan-tilt camera is a powerful solution for robotic vision experiments. Several interface options are available. You may order the USB version of the pan-tilt camera, and connect the USB to a linux-based Korebot for capture and further processing. Off-board processing can be achieved via an 802.11b/g wireless connection to your Korebot. You may also order the camera with the video cinch connectors and have a framegrabber connected to a PC104 or another solution of your choice. One or two pan-tilt cameras can be controlled directly from the Koala using KoreMotorLE, a dedicated motion control processor mounted under the Koala's hood or standalone. Learn More

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The Khepera K213 Linear Camera Turret provides the realization of concepts in robotic vision at the most elementary, but yet interesting level.

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The 360 version of the K2D camera uses a spherical mirror for a full 360° field of view. (See the sample picture to the right.) The panorama around the Khepera II is reflected on 15% of the image.
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The color version of the K2D camera with 39° field of view. Learn More

The Khepera II Wireless Camera Turret provides RF NTSC video transmitted to the base reciever attached to a PC host for off-target monitoring and image processing. Learn More

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This linear camera is used for experiments in a structured, light-controlled environment. The camera reads one line of 102 pixels with 256 gray-levels. This data is available via Hemisson's i2c extension bus, ie. Hemisson's standard serial interface. Do not expect a high quality image. Consider this linear camera more like a string of 102 horizontal digital light sensors than a regular camera. Learn More

The Hemisson Wireless Camera module transmits NTSC video to the supplied receiver. The reciever has an RCA cinch connector and cable. It can be directly connected to a TV set. You can then watch the robot's trip, and see whatever the robot is "looking at". The receiver can also be connected to a framegrabber on the PC to process the video for remote autonomous control of the robot. There are inexpensive NTSC to USB dongles on the market to perform low-end frame grabbing capabilities. Learn More

The RobotSight Basic package is a bare-bones, but fully capable system intended for hobbyist and enthusiast comfortable electronics and/or firmware development. Learn More