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sending Surveyor SRV-1 image to RoboRealm
Dan from United States [3 posts] |
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we have an SRV-1 application that we'd like to use RoboRealm for the vision processing for. So I need to take the image that I'm capturing from the SRV-1 and send it to RoboRealm -- how do I do this? Near as I can tell, I need to convert it to a pixel array for RoboRealm. Is there a pixel array type that RoboRealm accepts that the java.awt.image.* code can generate? Clearly, RoboRealm has solved this problem because they have the SRV-1 supported in their app. Just looking for a code snippet. Thanks.
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Anonymous |
14 year
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Dan from United States [3 posts] |
14 year
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I've seen this page. This uses the Surveyor interface built by RoboRealm. I want to interface to my own app. So what I really want is how they sent the image over to RoboRealm. I actually tried it -- converted the java Image I had via PixelGrabber to an RGB byte array and then sent that byte array via the API "send image" command to RoboRealm -- no image is displayed in RoboRealm. I extended the RR_API.java file send_image command to do this. The send_image status is true -- as in it received an "ok" response as opposed to a timeout.
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Dan from United States [3 posts] |
14 year
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got this working. Used PixelGrabber object to extract the pixels from an Image. Then extracted the RGB components and put them into a byte array. Ignored the alpha component. finally extended the setImage routine in RR_API to do this extraction and send the byte array to RoboRealm. I had a couple bugs in my conversion to the byte array which is why this didn't work at first.
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Anonymous |
14 year
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Dan,
Thanks for the followup. Perhaps if you can include a small snippet of the code here using the PixelGrabber class we can verify that its the way to go and include that example in the Java API file for others to use.
Our version is something like this (untested)
public static void sendImage(RR_API rr, Image img)
{
int width = img.getWidth(null);
int height = img.getHeight(null);
// create your own copy of the data in case the parent goes away ...
int pixelInt[] = new int[width*height];
byte pixelByte[] = new byte[width*height*3];
// Get the image data
PixelGrabber grabber = new PixelGrabber(img, 0, 0, width, height, pixelInt, 0, width);
try
{
grabber.grabPixels();
int i,j;
for (j=i=0;i<width*height;)
{
int num = pixelInt[i++];
pixelByte[j++] = (byte)(num&255);
pixelByte[j++] = (byte)((num>>8)&255);
pixelByte[j++] = (byte)((num>>16)&255);
}
// send image to RR
rr.setImage(pixelByte, width, height);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
};
}
Does that meet with your version?
Thanks,
STeven.
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