Hi Thibber:
From reading the white paper, I understand one can retrieve depth information using stereo vision setup. We have an underground cylindrial tunnel with 5ft diamter and 208ft length set up to take measurments on bees. Two important measurements we would like are displacement and velocity. The white paper describes how defects can be obtained in 3D. I understand THEORETICALLY one can obtain displacement & velocity mesurements within 3D space. My concern is the white paper does not address limitation in NI's vision acquisition rates, realtime processing, etc. Ideally, we will have a colony of bees flying together, acquire images and calculate displacment and velocity in realtime. Max speed of bees can be as high as 20mph. But typical measurements will be 12-15mph. Is there any limitation in NI's 3D vision? Am I limited in computing power? What is the fastest acquisition rates anyone using NI Vision (2D & 3D) has encounterd? Is this wishful thinking?
