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Hi Aritz Galarza Yes, it would be technically possible to perform an oral scan of the mouth and capture an image with real-world dimensions. The D435i would be a suitable choice for this applicat...
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Hi Ian Wilkinson You are welcome to ask development-related questions on this Intel RealSense Customer Support forum. You should also find it easier to find pre-existing answers to questions in br...
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The appendix at the bottom of the paper that you linked to provides a link to a GitHub article about depth enhancement. https://github.com/mdcnn/Depth-Image-Quality-Enhancement/ The appendix also h...
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If the goal of your project is to develop an accurate face detection and recognition system then you may be able to save a lot of time and work if you use the new RealSense ID system and its RealSe...
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The F450 and F455 are not compatible with the RealSense SDK and the RealSense Viewer. The RealSense ID product range (F450 and F455) has its own separate SDK and RealSense ID Viewer. Details are ...
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1. The D435 image may be losing some depth information around the marked points because of light reflections off the spectacles and areas of skin such as the forehead. You could try capturing the...
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It seems that realsense2ex.dll was once a problem for 32-bit LabVIEW when using the example RealSense_HelloWorld_PointCloud Plus2 but should not have been needed after the early librealsense versio...
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The procedure as described by the wrapper documentation seems to be: 1. Download and unzip the RealSense SDK for LabVIEW folder. 2. Go to the unzipped folder and replace the realsense2.dll f...
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Hi Grsabourin As a starting point in investigating your case, could you provide an image please of the Windows Device Manager interface that shows which RealSense device is displayed there? Thanks!
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Thank you for the confirmation of USB status. I have not personally used the LabVIEW wrapper myself. Reading the instructions in the link below though, it sounds though that if a camera is attache...