MartyG

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3. Sense hands on table when realsense 415 & projector are fixed above.

I remember that the creators of Tanked! did a making-of article.  The original page is broken but the article is still accessible here: http://hyd23.rssing.com/chan-12487997/all_p99.html I'm also r...

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• MartyG
• July 18, 2019 07:42
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3. Sense hands on table when realsense 415 & projector are fixed above.

There was a RealSense game application called 'Tanked!' in 2015, where a downward-facing RealSense R200 stereo camera (which had a depth sensing range of 4 m) pointed downwards from a mounting poin...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 17:06
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3. D435 external temperature

RealSense cameras are regularly tested  by Intel with long running, and can run indefinitely as long as they remain within recommended operating tolerances of 35 degrees C.  You can check in the Re...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 15:52
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3. D435 and D415 skeleton tracking, similar to Kinect

Intel are about to launch the SR305 camera.  The 'coded light' tech it uses is similar to Kinect V1 (V2 uses a different tech called Time of Flight) and it supports face landmark and joint tracking...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 15:22
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3. is default camera calibration reliable?

I would recommend doing a calibration in the Dynamic Calibrator tool's 'targeted' calibration mode (where you calibrate using a target) to ensure that the RGB is calibrated as well as the left / ri...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 12:13
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3. is default camera calibration reliable?

RealSense 400 Series cameras have their depth related components calibrated in the factory (though the IMU component in the D435i is not and has to be user-calibrated).  They do sometimes need to b...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 11:37
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3. Wait_for_frames () does not fully extract all the depth frames in the. Bag file.

I do not have any further ideas about this since the last time it was discussed in June, unfortunately.  I will put the link to that past discussion here so that the Intel support team members can ...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 10:37
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3. D435 Sunlight saturation problem

I felt sure that I had seen a report of the camera freezing when saturated and managed to track it down.  A RealSense support representative said in May 2019 that the freeze seemed to be a bug that...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 07:26
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3. Wait_for_frames () does not fully extract all the depth frames in the. Bag file.

I added a note to the end of the comment above about using a function called Keep() to store the frames in memory and then save them at the end of the stream after doing post-processing on all the ...

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• July 17, 2019 07:09
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3. Wait_for_frames () does not fully extract all the depth frames in the. Bag file.

There are a number of reasons why your recording may have "dropped" frames instead of recording all of the frames that should be present in theory.  The SDK's documentation page on frame buffering ...

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• MartyG
• July 17, 2019 07:07
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