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Hi Lars Ortegren May I first ask which version of the RealSense SDK you are using, please? Firmware 5.14.0.0 should only be used with SDK version 2.53.1 otherwise you may experience errors.
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If you are able to make use of ROS2 in your Unity project then Unity have an official example SLAM robotics project (though it is not specifically for RealSense cameras). https://github.com/Unity-T...
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Hi Aslan Chui The bottom of the MIPI platform driver page states that the register values relate to MAX9296 (the deserializer component that is external to the D457 camera) I conducted an e...
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You are very welcome!
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Yes, the Mean Intensity Setpoint is an Advanced Mode setting. Code for defining the setpoint can be found at the link below. https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/12316079216...
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Both depth / infrared and RGB have a gain option. By default RS2_OPTION_GAIN will affect depth / infrared. To change RGB gain, the program has to be told specifically to access the RGB sensor. ...
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align_depth2color.py needs to be edited to remove the check for the presence of an RGB sensor, which D405 does not have. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/11329 opencv_viewer_...
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opencv_viewer_example.py should meet your needs. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/wrappers/python/examples/opencv_viewer_example.py align_depth2color.py meanwhile pro...
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Python programs written in the RealSense SDK's pyrealsense2 wrapper can access RGB from the D405. By 'non-Realsense' programs, I mean ones that were not created in the RealSense SDK, such as the W...
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Hi Guvensenturk Your Device Manager is correct for the D405 camera model. D405 does not have an RGB sensor, as it instead obtains its RGB from the depth sensor. This enables the D405 to be compa...