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Version 0.1.9.1

30 Nov 13:28
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This is the last version of 0.1.x.

  • Add support for set_max_container_packet_size and set_max_container_interval in USBDevice. This enables user control of data transmission.

In the next release (Version 0.2.0), preliminary support of communication protocol based on zeromq will be implemented.
This support will enable the user to construct a network of processes interacting with each other.

Version 0.1.8

24 Jul 09:11
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  • Dropped Windows support
  • Dropped Python 2.7 support
  • Next releases will add support for newer generations of event cameras
  • Python 3.5-3.8 covered
  • No API changes compared to the 0.1.7
  • The ARM wheel file is built using Coral Edge TPU Dev board, only uses Python 3.7.

0.1.7

06 Nov 10:57
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0.1.7

Version 0.1.6

04 Jul 11:21
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  • This release fixes several small bugs in setting biases.
  • From this release, Python 3.4 is not supported anymore.
  • Python 2.7 is still generally supported, but as numpy drops Python 2.7, we will do the same at some time in the future.
  • From next release, we will maintain an official release note.

Version 0.1.5

02 Mar 21:31
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This version fixed the bias settings bug in get_bias() function for DAVIS camera.

0.1.4

13 Feb 15:59
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0.1.4

0.1.3

13 Feb 14:53
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0.1.3

Version 0.1.2

08 Feb 19:00
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Support for DAVIS 346 Red model.

0.1.1

28 Jan 12:11
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0.1.1

Version 0.1.0

15 Sep 03:00
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This is the first beta release, which contains complete documentation to the APIs and also fixed some errors.
We planned to support the CI build for ARM architecture in the near future. Until now, you can download the ARM build for Python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6 here.

From the next release, we plan to integrate a standard for writing custom C plugins for extending and improving the functionality of the PyAER. For example, the event histogram integration takes less time at the C level than the Python level, you can then write a custom function to export numpy array specifically for this purpose.