The project is at the very beginning, but here is a video which shows some results:
you can read more information on Reto's blog here: PureAirCaving
Saturday, November 26, 2011
F3F automated base detection system
Reto Blumer, the most frenchie of the swiss currently works on very interresting project which consist in building a automated base detection system, that could be used for training or during competition for accurate base beeping.
The project is at the very beginning, but here is a video which shows some results:
you can read more information on Reto's blog here: PureAirCaving
The project is at the very beginning, but here is a video which shows some results:
you can read more information on Reto's blog here: PureAirCaving
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