Image Analysis on Compact Low-Powered Machines
World Maker Faire New York 2018
September 22nd-23rd
In solving a victim recognition simulation presented by the RoboCup Junior Rescue Maze Competition, we developed an innovative compact hardware solution along with a custom designed letter-recognition algorithm, capable of running with high speed performance on low cost and small sized devices.
Ethan Wu
Ethan Wu is a rising 11th grader at the Bridgewater-Raritan High School. He has been doing robotics since he was in 6th grade. He loves just about anything computers-related, including web design, algorithms programming, CGI art, Linux, and Mechatronics. He started to make his own PCB and found new enjoyment in embedded system programming since 8th grade.
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Daniel Xue
Daniel Xue is a rising 10th grader at the Montgomery High School in NJ. He has been learning about programming and robotics since he was in 6th grade. He loves just about anything computers-related, especially in algorithms, computer science, and mechatronics. Over the years, he's enjoyed participating in various computer and robotics related activities, including USACO, RoboCupJunior, and more.
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