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Lately, I've been working on a robotic pano head. An Arduino/servo combination is used to move the head about 24-degrees at a time. To fire the shutter and download images, the Olympus SDK interfaces with an Evolt-420 camera. I programmed that system in Microsoft's Visual Studio C#.
For stitching together the panorama, I couldn't get Huggin to work (my fault, I'm sure) so bought Serif Panorama X4 for $29. It works very well for simple panoramas; it outputs to Quicktime VR, but not Flash.
Then I found Microsoft's experimental (and free) Image Compositing Editor (ICE). I now create the panos with that and upload to Microsoft's Photosynth service.
Last year I built what I call a ThITLE. An acronym for "Thermal Image Time Lapse Equipment."
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