MartyG
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If your GPU is not fully utilised but you need processing acceleration, an option may be to add specialist hardware acceleration to your vision application with an Intel Neural Compute Stick 2, whi...
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Hi Qi Yao wait_for_frames is best suited to single camera applications. For multi camera applications, poll_for_frames should be used, in combination with a 'sleep' instruction to regulate when t...
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My thoughts when offering the code was that if you checked the device list continuously then when the list = 0 then that is registered as being a disconnection, and if the device list = 1 then it i...
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It is not likely that the SDK version has a bearing on the ability to play a bag, as the SDK has a download page of sample bag files that are not limited to use with particular SDK versions. Havin...
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Apologies for the delay in responding further, as I was researching this case. I could not find any C# examples of use of set_devices_changed_callback either. Though I found C# scripts that check...
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It is possible to detect camera unplug (detach) and plug-in (attach) events. I only know of versions of the code for C++ and Python though. C++ https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issue...
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I cannot recall a case where the ruler has been shown at a scale smaller than '0 to 4'. I did extensive research and found that whilst you cannot make the meter display a number range smaller than...
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Hi Hanz Dieter1 If you want to define a minimum and maximum depth sensing distance, so that any data outside of that range is excluded from the image, then you can do this in the RealSense Viewer a...
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For larger objects, you could apply a type of image tag called Aruco tags to the object and track their "pose" (their position and angle). https://docs.opencv.org/trunk/d5/dae/tutorial_aruco_detect...
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Given the small size of parts on a flower, it may be impractical to apply physical marker tags that are large enough for the camera to recognise. If the different areas have differing colours then ...