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I am working with a group from one of my university's robotics labs on an automated cooking apparatus. Though all of us are from the lab, it is a personal project that is not associated with the university.

The goal is to do several things autonomously:

• Tracking Heat vs. Time curves to optimize cooking
• Spotting and tracking food objects in a pan via computer vision
• Complex Manipulator for autonomous flipping and food removal
• First milestone is autonomously cook seared tuna

The idea is that this would be a system that could integrate directly into your kitchen without needing special equipment.

Does anybody know of solid grants to pursue for funding this project?

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It seems like I came off as an asshole. What can I do in the future to avoid this? I thought I was just randomly explaining something, which seems common on Reddit.

I definitely shouldn't have said "Sorry for trying to help" - That was pretty immature and rude.

Am I the asshole here?

I wrote as little as possible to skew perspective as little as possible.

Hello! I need a hero. I'm holding out for a hero until the morning light. He's gotta be sure and it's gotta be soon.

I'm in Zelenogorsk and I don't have a partner to fill me up with blood. Can anyone help?

I'm working on a problem where accurate segmentation of an image is the most important issue.

I have a very large reference data set (Color image, binary segmented image) and the filtering-edgefinding approach I've been using hasn't been showing the results I've been hoping for, because of nuances/exceptions in each image that are hard to plan for.

I've read that there could be promise in using a 3-layer perceptron network or a hopfield network to solve problems like this, but I haven't been able to make fanangle anything into working very well using MATLAB's NN toolbox.

Any good reading you'd recommend on the topic? Is it even a worthwhile approach?

This happened to me yesterday, and after some googling I've found that this is not a unique event.

I'm trying to figure out how common it is, because it seems like I see a post about phones deleting all contacts every other week on facebook.

Interpret the above as you will.

Is it an effective crime-prevention measure? Is it an worthwhile crime-prevention measure?

How much of it do we need?

I look forward to your two cents.

You've followed one of my posts to this subreddit. You like rational discussion.

Welcome aboard, let's talk.

That is, at a very low amperage (Very small decimal amperage,). Where can I buy them? What sort of price range? What limitations apply?

EDIT: (Very small amperage) previously read as (Less than 3 amps), the current text is the most accurate.

It may also have involved something like "Hey Mr. Taliban, we know where you're hiding, Air Force come and we flatten your home"

Something to the effect of somebody, I think Saddam Hussein or Bin Laden being blown to kingdom come was involved.

I'm currently trying to use py2exe, but I can't figure out how to include all of the resources that I need.

Here's what I currently have.

When it runs, DOS says that py2exe is copying all of the files, but when attempting to run the .exe, I get an error reading:

pygame.error: Couldn't open C:\Users\Jacob\workspace\Pacman\dist\pacman.exe\res\backgrounds\1.gif

despite the file existing in the directory listed in the error. Any input is appreciated!