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The RealSense SDK has a networking tool described at the link below that can be used with Raspberry Pi. It is primarily designed for ethernet cabling but can be adapted for wi-fi communication. ht...
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I have previously researched this solution but there aren't any further details available other than the '2 binaries' mentioned by the solution's provider, unfortunately. So if the names of the bi...
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A common method of obtaining pose from an object is to attach an image sticker called an apriltag to a location on it. The link below has an example of using OpenCV to obtain pose from an aprilta...
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Hi Stefan Hickox The only known fix for Bullseye is to compile Buster and then copy some unnamed 'binaries' across from Buster to Bullseye. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/99...
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There is not a chart available, though I performed RMS Error (error over distance) analysis with a D405 on a flat wall with the Depth Quality Tool at approximately 70 cm distance (the tool could no...
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The D405 is officially described as providing sub-millimeter accuracy. https://www.intelrealsense.com/depth-camera-d405/ D405 is not equipped with a built-in laser projector though. The D435 ha...
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Hi Aswaths The error factor of different RealSense camera models can be compared in a chart at the link below. For the D415 and any model with 'D435' in its name, the official depth measurement e...
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As you are using Raspbian / Raspberry Pi OS, what version of Raspberry Pi OS are you using? The Buster version of the OS works with RealSense but the Bullseye version that came after it had proble...
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Are you using Python 2 or Python 3?
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Does the same segfault occur with the Python wrapper's test script at the link below? https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/wrappers/python/readme.md#streaming-using-rspipeline