0.1.0a29

This version is the last alpha release before we move to beta.

In this release, we introduced the software DVS noise filter and restructured the APIs. This would allow you to apply background activity filter to DVS cameras that don't have hardware background filter.

We also introduced a new shell script for installing libcaer to your local machine. As from now, every pyaer release will be built against a specific libcaer version.

Up to this point, we have successfully mapped libcaer C APIs to Python APIs and they are checked out.

The upcoming beta release will feature:

• Full test coverage on all bias settings
• Standardized versions to dependencies
• Full documentation
• Up-to-date libcaer feature support

Regards,
Yuhuang

0.1.0a28

This release fixed some small bugs from get_bias functions in DAVIS support.

0.1.0a27

From this release, the commit id for the libcaer will be published so that the user can avoid issues with compiling a wrong version of libcaer. In the future, we hope to find an easier way to install the libcaer package alongside with the release.

Next release will include some major software changes in libcaer, this integration will also change the coding structure in the pyaer.

0.1.0a26

From this release, we support Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

0.1.0a25

From this release, we start the support for Windows on Python 2.7 and 3.4.
Due to the technical reasons, Python 3.5 and 3.6 are not supported.

We encourage the user to use the Linux or macOS version in general as they are the most
supported platforms.

We did not test the Windows build completely.

0.1.0a24

0.1.0 Alpha-24

0.1.0a23

• Support Python 3.4 from this release
• Add experimental features for device discovery, please install the latest libcaer

0.1.0a22

Starting from 0.1.0 Alpha-22, we also supply the wheel files for Python 3.5.
In future releases, coverage for Python 3.3, 3.4 may be included.

0.1.0a21

This release added the building instruction for Raspberry Pi 3B with Raspbian Stretch.
The wheel for ARMv7l is built against python 2.13 and numpy 1.14.1.

NOTE: we will start supplying the wheel file for ARMv7l for every release.

0.1.0a20

0.1.0 Alpha-20