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I suppose RCCC stands for red-clear-clear-clear. How to get a color image from RCCC? Is this the first time somebody uses RCCC?
You can't obtain a color image from RCCC, it's for automotive where you need a RED image and a B&W image to detect surroundings and RED lights.
Can it tell green and yellow light from red? Is there a need to?
No need at present as cars aren't quite driving themselves. This is more for safety override and red is important for that.
I thought this was also useful for distinguishing between yellow and white line lane markers...
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I suppose RCCC stands for red-clear-clear-clear. How to get a color image from RCCC? Is this the first time somebody uses RCCC?
ReplyDeleteYou can't obtain a color image from RCCC, it's for automotive where you need a RED image and a B&W image to detect surroundings and RED lights.
ReplyDeleteCan it tell green and yellow light from red? Is there a need to?
DeleteNo need at present as cars aren't quite driving themselves. This is more for safety override and red is important for that.
DeleteI thought this was also useful for distinguishing between yellow and white line lane markers...
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