I'm looking for a platform for basic image processing. Found nice products called fit-pc & fit-pc2i
Does anyone know/use better alternatives for that? It would be great if it could run Linux/Windows.
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I have a couple Fit-PC 3s that I have for work. They are okay, however Foxconn sells a tiny nettop based on the E-350 which is much faster and more modern (and 1/4 the price!)
Gumstix, Beagleboard, Pandaboard, etc. are all great barebone boards and don't come with any bulky stuff, some even have built-in WiFi which can be handy if you don't need super long-range comms.
Check out the Gumstix Overo computers (especially the Fire and Water). Haven't flown one yet but the power is there to run linux et al.
https://www.gumstix.com
@Maxime, the dronolab one is quite nice. I'm reading it carefully. It also uses OpenCV, which I intend to use!
@Rory Paul, yes you are right. I was looking into ethernet option as well.
@Monroe, the board found @ http://defense.ge-ip.com/products/2063 looks good :-). I guess we can't develop on linux or windows on it?
@Elison, I'm talking about something that want to take up in air...
Ruwan, are you talking about a desktop platform, or are you talking something that you want to take up in the air?
http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/cauv2008/ this was some students project 4yrs ago not me but it has a simuliar basis
well the pico is what i bought when the fit went to hell . with mini itx/pico you have more motherboard/power option power supply adapters memory wifi bluetooth anything a full pc has . with the fit it was set for set up few options i would like another for its simplicity but the pico is still running strong .. http://www.mini-itx.com/ try there main site new stuff
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