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The amount of difference depends on the RealSense camera model being used. On the D435i camera model, where the RGB color sensor's field of view (FOV) size is smaller than the left / right senso...
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Hello! The left and right sensors of a D435i capture monochrome infrared images. The camera hardware can capture a left and right infrared image and use them to generate a depth frame. The data ...
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It is apparently possible, though complicated, to achieve networking in C# by using information at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/7848
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Hi Chanakyaojas This question has been responded to at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/13534
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There is not further information currently available about this librealsense SDK post-processing filter. You could post a comment at the discussion at the link below to register your interest in R...
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Hi Michael E Wescott A new mechanism for rotating the camera frames using a post-processing filter was merged into the development branch of the librealsense SDK three days ago at the time of writ...
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The bounding box seems to always be mis-aligned in the length direction but fits to the plate well in the width and height directions. It also seems to always be offset by relatively the same amou...
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Some years ago there was a project for D435 called Sonic Sight to provide bat-like echo location for the sight-impaired. The project links still work. http://sonic-sight.org/ https://github.com/so...
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You do not need to generate a visible depth image on-screen in order to retrieve depth values. You can do it simply with get_distance, like the RealSense SDK's official rs-hello-realsense example ...
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Are the X,Y coordinate values for depth_image[x,y] the same as the X,Y values used by get_distance? I would recommend using either one method of the other, not both at the same time. So if get_d...