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      <title>RoboCar (TriClops)</title>
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      <description>TriClops Front left On the platform Three Eyes (Three-Eyed) Bird’s-eye view from the upper left front A view of it mounted on a stand (horse) The camera sensors consist of a monocular camera and a stereo camera. Rover Sometimes I call it “RoboCar,” or when it’s a single-lens camera, “Cyclops,” or when it’s a Raspberry Pi camera paired with “Oak D-Lite,” “TriClops”… Now that it has three lenses, it’s “TriClops.” One thing I can say about this project is that it’s the largest in scale and has the biggest budget of any DIY project I’ve worked on, including my electronics projects. It also incorporates a wealth of the various projects I’ve developed so far. As for its current form, let’s call it “TriClops-RoboCar.”</description>
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