The last time i checked, there was a very easy to use omnivision sensor
& specifically designed usb converter for i think the ov511 sensor. It's
pretty damn small. You should be able to mount it anywhere. The linux
drivers for this device have been in existance for a very long time -
and it's USB :)
I believe the site was called www.electronics123.com, or something along
those lines.
Sorry if that's not very accurate, but i'm lacking a 'real-time' network
connection as i'm writing this email, and will have to first transport
it over the sneaker-net before you receive it.
~/Chris
kvnherrera wrote:
> Well the thing is that, I need to put a camera on a small robot. I use
> the ARM 7300, I don't need to display video with it, my only need is
> to send the video data stream to a PC. So the camera I need must be
> small (the smallest possible), display colors, and if possible run
> with the standard conectors (I mean no pins if possible). As you can
> imagine I would prefer the smallest demand on baud rate, EVEN if that
> means that I have a low video quality. I'll be really thankful if
> someone help me on this one.
>
>
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