I would expect something better from MIT.
With a marquee like that, They should be doing Spectrum analysis.
Here is something more interesting.
http://elm-chan.org/works/akilcd/report_e.html
They wrote the FFT in assembly. Microcontrollers are very impressive. They use to have to spend millions on FFT chips in the air force for their radar, now you can do it on a $4 chip.
Is it possible to use the SD-WIFI in other applications besides uploading photos? I think it would be very useful for other devices. I would like to see this used in other ways then just a camera. $100 for 2 gigs of memory and a WI-FI could be very useful in embedded applications, not just cameras.
If you're worried about backing up photos while shooting, I rather not have all my photos uploaded to a site. What would be nice if cameras, or the sad card, use Bluetooth to connect to a laptop near by or even a portable HDD in your pocket. That would make sure you have a hard copy of you images near by, and I prefer that. I wouldn't want to wonder if I do or don't have a backup on some server in France.
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Sorry, I forgot about craft. This is a demo done on a atmega88. http://www.linusakesson.net/scene/craft/
I would expect something better from MIT. With a marquee like that, They should be doing Spectrum analysis. Here is something more interesting. http://elm-chan.org/works/akilcd/report_e.html They wrote the FFT in assembly. Microcontrollers are very impressive. They use to have to spend millions on FFT chips in the air force for their radar, now you can do it on a $4 chip.
Is it possible to use the SD-WIFI in other applications besides uploading photos? I think it would be very useful for other devices. I would like to see this used in other ways then just a camera. $100 for 2 gigs of memory and a WI-FI could be very useful in embedded applications, not just cameras. If you're worried about backing up photos while shooting, I rather not have all my photos uploaded to a site. What would be nice if cameras, or the sad card, use Bluetooth to connect to a laptop near by or even a portable HDD in your pocket. That would make sure you have a hard copy of you images near by, and I prefer that. I wouldn't want to wonder if I do or don't have a backup on some server in France.
Some one beat you to it, It is called a Mac.