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Originally Posted by sjh
I'd a thought it would go somewhere, settle down, maybe make a recording, etc & then maybe return.
Video would be tough but high speed computing is amazing.
I'd be happy to keep this things on topic but in this case you can blame kerry. 
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I would think real time would be the purpose. Im thinking this craft is an artifact of a competition the military had a while back for micro UAV's. the algorythm wouldnt be too bad, I would think you could do a pixel comparison with a shift of the image and still get fairly good frame rate. it would of course be a very wide angle, if you want to look at a certain image then frame rate would be the same as the spin rate
actually as I read this it would be even simpler, just snapshot at the spin rate and do a simpler shift comparison. they could point it by just moving the snapshot point in the software
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