Hi, > Can you explain a bit what is meant by 'vector'? Any high-dimensional > datum can be regarded as a vector, or do you mean something specifically > temporal?
I believe what he is referring to is a vector indicating a linear approximation to the motion through space of a particular object (e.g. a hand) during a particular interval of time. > PS. I've talked to SmartRobot.com, and they say they're interested in > the visual recognition module. I asked them if they'll be interested > in touch, proprioception, and sound as well. But I'm wondering if > there are other robotics companies who will do those things. Well, there seem to be no good solutions for these problems on the market right now at an affordable price range. What other companies or academic groups have in the works but have not yet released, I really don't know; we'd need feedback from some robotics expert... -- Ben ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
