I am looking for help to make a small project reality.
With a friend we have a project to display live video on a small screen (320x200 reoslution is fine),
and then take a snapshot of it at a user defined moment to run a few simple operations on it like a Fourier transformation.
I have a working .NET code to this on a PC, but we need to make it embedded in a small enclosure.
So the natural step would be to go with a .NET micro Framework, I suppose.
This is to make a commercial application, so after a working prototype we would make let’s say 50-100 units.
The Fez spider kit seems to be a good start, although, the 72 Mhz processor might be a little too slow.
The G120HDR board seems interesting, but with no serious hardware knowledge, it might be too complicated to start out with.
I do not even know if there is a way to attach an existing camera module to the G120HDR, or if I could use the small camera I have laying around which has normal composite video out.
Weolcome to the comunity.
Actually most of the modules you can connect to a spider work with G120 as well.
Spider hosts the EMX module, just compare G120 and EMX and you will see.
@ Pole77 - As Reinhard Ostermeier said, all of the modules are compatable with G120(HDR), it is just a matter of connection. If you consume the desired sockets, you will simply need to use an extender module, and follow the schematic for the pin out, and attach each wire to the appropriate header location. You will be left with construction of module classes etc, but after this, it will be almost identical as using the spider.