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Example Data
The Raspberry Pi can do video compression with the GPU. Via the GPU, a minuscule ARMv6 CPU can play 1080p video and capture video at 30+ frames/second. The frame-to-frame video "difference" data can be accessed as in the video below. The left panel shows the magnitude of the difference, and the right frame shows the unprocessed video. This was done using a Pi Zero W with Pi NoIR camera at approximately 30 fps. That is extremely fast as compared to what can be done on the Pi Zero W CPU alone.
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This is the type of video motion data I used as an input to the car-counting algorithm.
