MartyX Grover
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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...
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You are very welcome. I am pleased that I could help. Good luck with your project and exam!
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The documentation states that a USB 3 connection is required by the LabVIEW wrapper. Do you have the camera plugged into a USB 3 port on your computer please?
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I carefully considered your question. If you want a depth-only plain face capture (no color texturing), you could certainly do so in the RealSense SDK with your D435. The SDK's RealSense Viewer t...
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Hi Alexs16 LabVIEW 2019 has been successfully tested with D435i in the past, as demonstrated in the link below from February 2020. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/5744
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There is a Jupyter Notebook example called depth_filters that could act as the basis for such a project. It accesses depth data from a recorded bag file and applies post-processing filters to the ...
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Hi Blake58 Could you check please whether there are pre-built and ready to execute versions of the librealsense examples in the Ubuntu folder usr/local/bin If the pre-built examples are present th...
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Hi Hvtrung The link below provides details of how a face data-set called CASIA-SURF was created using a facial 3D reconstruction tool called PRNet. Would this meet your needs, please? https://git...