Idea: Use an IR laser to paint the target (i.e. light up the tree next to the target, no data RF emissions needed then - just voice), for a cheaper more affordable system; Camera would have to pick up IR then, of course. But that's desirable anyways, I'd think, here! I don't think an autonomous hovercraft paintballer splatter a la Dean Ing is quite do-able. Yet. Think RPV, though... And I'd hate to be on the receiving end of someone flying an A-10 model with TV camera & paintball cannon onboard <G> Sandisk makes Flash laptop drives, pretty darn durable though $$pricey$$... Mark Timothy Gray wrote: > > Actually this "game" would be easily done (Less the video links) with low > end processing. each "player" using a 386 class machine with a radio-modem > and a small solid state disk. (I.E. diskless workstations) after the inital > linux boot and application loading the network would be free to exchange > data. not how do we keep the technically minded from "hacking" the game? > send in a spy to the other side with a laptop or a player equipped with a > yagi and a reciever/transmitter to jam specific players... Actually this > sounds extremely fun! -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.blu.org
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