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Here are two images of the same scene. The right image was taken in RGB mode. The left image was taken in YUV mode.

Here are two images taken while in “TM” (Test Mode). The right image was taken in RGB mode. The left image was taken in YUV mode.

Here are some pictures of a shelf taken in “BW” (Black and White Mode) and “NG” (Negative Mode).

These are very interesting pictures. No?

Here are some pictures of Kwabena taken at different resolutions. Click on each image to see the original!

I am not smiling because I had to sit absolutely perfectly still to take each picture. Not a problem, however!

“DF” (Dump Frame) Example Image Files at Different Resolutions

Here are a bunch of different pictures of the same room at different resolutions in YUV mode - 16 photos in total.

Here are a bunch of different pictures of the same room at different resolutions in RGB mode - 4 photos in total.

Award Winning Carnegie Mellon University 2012 Meeting of The Minds Poster

Official CMUcam4 Video Links

How to use the CMUcam4 properly - By: Kwabena W. Agyeman
CMUcam4 Object Tracking - By: Anthony Rowe and Lextronic.
CMUcam4 Skin Tracking - By: Anthony Rowe and Lextronic.
CMUcam4 Test - By Lextronic. It’s in French - But shows functionality.
CMUcam4 Pan/Tilt Test - By Parallax. This is a development video of the CMUcam4. The red version is a prototype.
CMUcam4 Initial Prototype Video - By Parallax. This is a aged video of the initial CMUcam4 prototype.

Unofficial CMUcam4 Video Links

CMU Mechatronics 2012: Team Fun - By: Wesley Myers - CMUcam4 student project at Carnegie Mellon University!
Demo Mode Object Tracking - By: Christophe Herault.
Demo Mode Screen Tracking - By: Christophe Herault.
Autonomous Vehicle Control using the CMUcam4 - By: Haim Baruh, Joshua Metersky, Richard Quan, and David Wu.