If you recall the reason one could not do a single pixel camera was because of cost for the DMD and a driver of the TI DMD. It looks like this situation is over. You can now buy a TI DLP and a board that drives it for less than $500.
Of interest in the recent DLP Pico projector version 2 are the following new features (my emphasis):
While one can use this hardware for making a single pixel camera, one can also use as a way to perform calibration. Here are some videos on how it is to use it out of the box with the BeagleBoard (the Pico BeagleBoard site is here)
Of interest in the recent DLP Pico projector version 2 are the following new features (my emphasis):
# Direct Connection to a PC *New*
* Connects to a DVI port for out-of-box operation
# Sync Signal Output *New*
* Connects to a sensor (e.g. camera) to enable structured lighting applications
# Selectable DMD Pattern Timing *New*
* Enables 50Hz, 60Hz video frame rates & 120Hz, 180Hz, 240Hz, 480Hz, 1200Hz, 1440Hz, 2400Hz DMD pattern rates
While one can use this hardware for making a single pixel camera, one can also use as a way to perform calibration. Here are some videos on how it is to use it out of the box with the BeagleBoard (the Pico BeagleBoard site is here)
[Disclosure: I have no ties with any of the vendors mentioned below]
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