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Please ensure that the D4 board is version V3 if you are aiming to connect a D450 and D4 together to make a camera that is recognized as D455. A D455 camera is a D450 depth module board and a Vis...
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The app's saved files are downloaded to the location external storage/realsense/videos The link below discusses the possibility of modifying the app to use the internal-storage Downloads folders. h...
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You can see that the horizontal bars are light blue, which shows that depth detail is actually being generated for those bars. This color shade is less visible compared to the orange / green shade...
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The furthest left area next to the vertical black strip at the edge is called the Invalid Depth Band, an area empty of depth detail. More information on this can be found on page 87 of the current...
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Hi Nishanths6321 Intel have an Object Analytics package for ROS1 that can work with RealSense 400 Series cameras such as D435 but it is very old and was designed for ROS1 Kinetic, so I could not g...
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Hi Dnrdyd0379 On the RGB image of the bars, the vertical bars look lighter in color than the horizontal bars. This may be because of how the light in the area is reflecting on the vertical bars w...
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The RealSense SDK is worked on continuously by the RealSense development team, with new versions of the SDK typically being released 2 or 3 times per year. New camera firmware driver versions are ...
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Aalignment is not necessary to obtain the real-world depth distance in meters, and color data is also not required to do so. The RealSense SDK has a C++ example program called rs-hello-realsense w...
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If you need to be able to identify objects in grass outdoors then the most important criteria for camera selection may be operating at close range to the object and dealing with sunlight. The D435...
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The RealSense SDK and its tools and examples are open source and so you are free to modify the source code for your requirements. If you will be using C++ code then you could investigate using Vi...