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get_distance() will give you the real-world distance measured in meters from the front glass of the camera to a coordinate on the depth image. The alternative method of finding the distance is to...
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The C++ source code for rs-hello-realsense makes use of the get_distance() instruction. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/blob/master/examples/hello-realsense/rs-hello-realsense.cpp#L2...
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If you are writing your own program script to find the distance then you could use the RealSense SDK's get_distance() instruction to receive the distance in real-world meters. If you also measure...
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Hello, the depth pixel value is a measurement from the parallel plane of the camera's imagers and not the absolute range.
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Multiplying depth.get_distance(x, y) by 1000 is not usually done. Doing so may be combining together two different methods of obtaining the distance that should not be used together. The alternat...
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The most obvious difference is that the script above is using the resolution width and height values directly from the frame information, whilst your original script at the beginning of this case s...
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A simpler method would be to use only the depth data and not the RGB to get the distance in meters. import pyrealsense2 as rsimport numpy as nppipeline = rs.pipeline()# Start streamingpipeline.st...
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The link works if you copy it and paste it into the browser address window instead of clicking on the link. I will put the script here though so that you do not need the link. import pyrealsense...
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You are very welcome. Thanks very much for your kind words. :) There are no royalties, licences or application processes involved in using RealSense technology in a commercial product and you a...
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Hi Jaan Goyvaerts The left and right infrared sensors do not have a master and slave arrangement, though the center-line of the left IR sensor is the default 0,0,0 origin point of the depth image....