Using Simulink to Program Raspberry Pi for Image Inversion
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Madhu Govindarajan, MathWorks
This hands-on tutorial shows how to use Simulink® to program a Raspberry Pi 2™ for image inversion. A stream of images is acquired from the Raspberry Pi Camera Board while the inverted image is being viewed in the Simulink environment. This video also shows how Simulink can tune parameters while your algorithm is running on the Raspberry Pi.
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