MartyG
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If the errors are on the side-walls of the cutout, viewed vertically by the camera from above the hole entrance, then they might have registerable distance if the notch sticks outwards from the wal...
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Some impurities may be visible to the human eye, in which case the color differences should be visible on an RGB color image captured by the camera. If the impurities cannot be seen with the human...
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Hi Cjsgkcksgur, The RealSense GitHub that you have also posted this question at will be the best place to receive expert programming advice on this particular question, as that is where the Intel R...
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You are very welcome. I'm glad I could help. :)
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One way to do it may be with ROS and the 'RTAB-MAP' SLAM software. Someone posted a launch file for doing this with RTAB-MAP and three D435 cameras. https://www.heypasteit.com/clip/0ISEH9 The RTA...
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The feature-set that you require goes beyond any currently available sample code available for Python via Intel. The existing RealSense-compatible solution that best meets this request is a commer...
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Thanks so much for sharing your technique in such detail. :) When such problems do occur, it is always very valuable to users to have an extra option to try.
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I'm very glad I was able to be of help. Good luck with calibration!
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I would imagine that the material of the board is the main element that is proprietary, since chessboard patterns are commonly used for camera calibration. Printing a pattern off and sticking the ...
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The manager responded that this is not information that Intel can release as it is a product that they are selling.