MartyG
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Hi Raxita Chavda If you will be capturing both depth and RGB then the D450 module should meet your needs, as it has fast global shutters on both the RGB and depth sensors that are suited to captur...
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You are very welcome. I'm pleased to hear that Keep() worked for you. Thanks very much for the update and the sharing of your C# code!
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My research of your question did not find relevant resources about WebRTC and C#, unfortunately. The alternative approach of copying frames showed some promise, though. The answers from Intel Rea...
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The areas around the center oval that show up as solid instead of holes seem to have something just below the holes on the underside of the grid on the RGB image that may be causing the camera to r...
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If the remote location is within 100 meters / 300 foot of the camera then you could also consider using a long fiber optic cable to transmit the data, like in the RealSense demonstration by the hig...
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Hi Irit Taragan The only C# possibility that I can think of is to embed a web browser window into a C# application and stream the camera data to that embedded browser panel. https://github.com/Int...
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Hi Maiskhtb If a physical filter product called a thin-film linear polarization filter is applied to the outside of the camera, overlaid over the sensors on the front of the camera, then it can si...
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Hi F Ricardo Auto I believe that when loading a calibration from an XML file, it is only being loaded into the computer's memory temporarily, and to keep that calibration it would be necessary to ...
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As mentioned above, using the Viewer's 3D pointcloud mode to map depth and RGB data together into an aligned image and then take a distance reading from a coordinate is likely to be the best soluti...
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Thanks so much for sharing your solution!