Here is a general outline of the process to read and store the output from the OV7670 camera for Arduino UNO using Rust programming language:
Connect the OV7670 camera to the Arduino UNO board through the appropriate pins.
Configure the Arduino UNO board to communicate with the OV7670 camera using the I2C protocol.
Write a Rust program that interfaces with the Arduino UNO board and reads the output from the OV7670 camera.
The program should then store the output in a buffer or another suitable data structure.
The data can then be processed or saved to a storage device as required.
Some specifics of the implementation may depend on the exact model of camera and the requirements of the project. Further research and documentation may be required to complete the implementation.
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Asked: 2022-09-09 11:00:00 +0000
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