Guy Coleman

Alternative to the Google Coral is using something like the[ OAK (Open AI Kit)](https://core-electronics.com.au/luxonis-oak-1-depthai-hardware.html). The camera includes on-board processing for lightweight object detection algorithms. Process to implement would be: 1....

idea is to incorporate ability to interpret NMEA strings via serial from tractor mounted RTK GPS as a starting point. NMEA interpretation is needed for GPS hats anyway. Working on...

That makes a lot of sense for more sensitive speed measurements, I had considered using IMUs for this. Though since this issue was posted the benefit of weed locations/GPS data...

From recent announcements, the picamera2 library has matured to a beta version, so the transition will now be occurring on the [picamera2](https://github.com/geezacoleman/OpenWeedLocator/tree/picamera2) branch.

Using ROS nodes for the OWL would be a big improvement in functionality, modularity and repeatability, but could throw [some issues with Raspbian vs. Ubuntu](https://roboticsbackend.com/using-ros-on-raspberry-pi-best-practices/). Will continue looking into it...

A good example of how to implement picamera2 to replicate imutils: https://github.com/raspberrypi/picamera2/discussions/621

Complete in #127

Google Coral support is now implemented in #69 . Will continue to investigate no-code training options with Teachable Machine.

Teachable Machine is quite limited for any object detection use cases. I think Google Coral and other object detection methods are likely the way forward. I will close this now,...

I like and don't like this. I don't like it mostly because it breaks the standards of the platform and isn't very granular, but I think it better addresses the...