Cool video: Texas A&M's Guitar Hero-playing robot

RP news wires

Slashbot is an electrical engineering senior design project at Texas A&M University. The students' robot is playing "Cliffs of Dover" on Expert on the Guitar Hero video game. It finished with 96 percent accuracy! Not too bad for a machine.

The system plays Guitar Hero by analyzing the video signal with a National Instruments PXI box and LabVIEW.

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RP news wires, "Cool video: Texas A&M's Guitar Hero-playing robot". Reliable Plant Magazine. /

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