There are still several happy users, but the main reason I didn’t continue to promote it, is that anything involving hardware manufacturing is extremely hard for independent developers like me, and the tariffs only made it much worse. Plus, the hardware specs weren’t exactly what I thought would be ideal.
This iPhone-based solution is better in every way: a better camera and far more processing power thanks to the iPhone, and DockKit means I don’t need to build my own gimbal.
A fun fact: my SBC (which became available at the end of 2024) uses a processor similar to the one in the XbotGo Falcon. Mine was actually more expensive, simply because the one they’re using now wasn’t available at that time. Both processors have the same NPU rated at 6 TOPS, roughly equivalent to an iPhone 11 (which was manufactured in 2019).
i also want to test the beta with the insta 360 flow pro 2 and my iPhone 13.
Are you still looking for beta tester ? @gchen
Would you recommend the ai tracker for the insta 360 flow 2 ?
In the future, yes, but not at this time. However, I doubt that any existing sports cameras can actually track a lacrosse ball that is so small. So I guess if you use the soccer mode to track player movements it should be good enough.