How to connect NUC to various R200 by two usb3.0

[Anping_W_Intel]

hello, everyone

            I  want to connect six R200 to a NUC,but there are just two USB3.0 interface for each NUC.Can I use HUB to connect R200 to NUC?  If not,How can I connect six R200 to a NUC?

         PS.do you have some Hardware information about the AscTec Firefly?and They are how to implement the 6 R200 connected?

            thanks a lot.

[Xusheng_L_Intel]

Currently RealSense DCM did not support using multiple R200 or F200 cameras at the same time.Thanks!

[Anping_W_Intel]

David Lu (Intel) wrote:

Currently RealSense DCM did not support using multiple R200 or F200 cameras at the same time.Thanks!

Thank you for your reply.Do you know how to use multiple R200 or F200 cameras at the same time?  just like the attachment, did they use multiple ICs or used other solution to attain it ? 

[DKryd]

based on the distance limitations of the camera i do not understand what a setup like this hopes to accomplish. are you sure this setup is real and not just a design concept render?

[Anping_W_Intel]

Douglas K. wrote:

based on the distance limitations of the camera i do not understand what a setup like this hopes to accomplish. are you sure this setup is real and not just a design concept render?

My client is ready to make a ground robot obstacle avoidance,and use R200 istead of radar ,so it's need 6 r200 to realize the function。

and my client found Ascending Technologies made a UVA just like that,so,they put forward the above questions.

PS.there are links about Ascending Technologies's product.

http://www.asctec.de/zurueck-in-die-zukunft-12-flugroboter/

https://vine.co/v/OpaZAmHxKrD

http://www.engadget.com/2015/01/06/intel-realsense-asctec-firefly-drone-ping-pong/

[DKryd]

ok. thanks for those links. that is an interesting demonstration. based on limitations stated above by David i'm left wondering how that setup works?