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| ====== Pixy2 Overview ====== | ====== Pixy2 Overview ====== | ||
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| Pixy2 is the second version of Pixy. It's faster, smaller and more capable than the original Pixy, adding line tracking/following algorithms as well as other features. Here's what we've added to Pixy2: | Pixy2 is the second version of Pixy. It's faster, smaller and more capable than the original Pixy, adding line tracking/following algorithms as well as other features. Here's what we've added to Pixy2: | ||
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| * Pixy2 detects lines, intersections and small barcodes, intended for line-following robots | * Pixy2 detects lines, intersections and small barcodes, intended for line-following robots | ||
| * Improved framerate -- 60 frames-per-second | * Improved framerate -- 60 frames-per-second | ||
| - | * Tracking algorithms have been added to hue-based object detection | + | * Tracking algorithms have been added to color-based object detection |
| * Improved and simplified libraries for Arduino, Raspberry Pi and other controllers | * Improved and simplified libraries for Arduino, Raspberry Pi and other controllers | ||
| * Integrated light source | * Integrated light source | ||
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| PixyMon is great for debugging your application. You can plug a USB cable into the back of Pixy2 and run PixyMon and then see what Pixy2 sees while it is hooked to your Arduino or other microcontroller — no need to unplug anything. PixyMon is open source, like everything else. | PixyMon is great for debugging your application. You can plug a USB cable into the back of Pixy2 and run PixyMon and then see what Pixy2 sees while it is hooked to your Arduino or other microcontroller — no need to unplug anything. PixyMon is open source, like everything else. | ||
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| ===== Technical specs ===== | ===== Technical specs ===== | ||
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| * Dimensions:1.5” x 1.65” x 0.6” | * Dimensions:1.5” x 1.65” x 0.6” | ||
| * Weight: 10 grams | * Weight: 10 grams | ||
| - | * Integrated light source, 60 lumens | + | * Integrated light source, approximately 20 lumens |
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| - | {{wiki:img:pixy_back.jpg}} | + | This [[wiki:v2:port_pinouts|page has pinout information]]. |
| + | <html><a class="sales-btn" href="https://pixycam.com/buy/">Where Can I Buy?</a></html> | ||
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