MartyG
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Don't worry, it's no trouble at all to answer any questions that you have. :) Technical questions for the L515 are being handled on the RealSense GitHub forum, so please post new questions there...
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Hi Wesleymulroy Intel developed an advanced proprietary MEMS mirror inside the L515 that enables a laser light beam to be projected out from the camera and the distance to an object measured. The...
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Hi Kathi, the 400 Series cameras are able to see in low light. They are based solely on Stereo technology, using a left and right infrared imager. They do not have structured light / coded light t...
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The types of stream in a bag file are determined by the streams that were active when the bag was being recorded. For example, if a camera supports depth, IR, color and IMU streams, if depth and I...
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Hi Altb Questions about the RealSense T265 are handled at the RealSense GitHub support forum. Could you re-post your question there please by visiting the link below and clicking on the 'New Issu...
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Hi Howoncheong The RealSense Viewer and RealSense ROS wrapper are not meant to be used at the same time. One program does not affect the other as they are separate systems. Changing the RealSens...
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A RealSense 400 Series camera may become mis-calibrated if it receives a physical shock such as a hard knock or a drop on the floor. It can be corrected with calibration software called the Dynami...
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Thanks so much for creating a wrapper DLL to support RealSense in your POWER-KI AI and IoT language for D435 and L515! I have also posted the information as an announcement on the RealSense GitHu...
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Hi Harm L515 questions are being handled on the RealSense GitHub support forum. Could you re-post your question there please? You can do so by visiting the link below and clicking on the 'New Is...
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There have been other RealSense users who have wanted to convert a numpy array to a depth frame, or a numpy to a point cloud. As far as I know there is not a finished solution available yet though...