MartyX Grover
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Hi Jake Min SDK 2.41.0 works for all supported camera models (I have just installed and tested to confirm this), and I have not had any other reports of problems from other RealSense users who hav...
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RealSense cameras are able to show an RGB video image in non-RealSense programs that use video, such as Skype. An F200 may be able to do this even when RealSense functions such as depth and infra...
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Jetson boards and Raspberry Pi both use Arm processors, so they are similar in that respect. Jetsons have the added advantage of an Nvidia graphics GPU that is provided with CUDA support by librea...
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Hi Manuelkbeu If you are prototyping robotics and AI and prefer not to commit a lot of money upfront, the Nvidia Jetson Nano or the Raspberry Pi Model 4B would be good choices that are well-establ...
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Thank you very much. I do not know if the Camera Explorer tool was designed to detect built-in RealSense F200 cameras instead of the USB external cameras. If it had been detected then the camera ...
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I can confirm that you have all three F200 drivers that should be there - RGB, Depth and Virtual Driver. If you have successfully installed SDK 2016 R2 then you should be able to test the camera wi...
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Hi Djarufes I believe that the discussion in the link below will be informative regarding the frame timing that you are experiencing. https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/36...
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I could not provide any information about such customization. I would recommend reading the OV2740 color sensor specification on page 39 of the current edition of the 400 Series data sheet documen...
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Hi Rene Fischli You can map color to depth, yes. Color can be used to represent distance, or RGB or IR can be mapped onto a 3D depth point-cloud. You can obtain a color stream from the left ...
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Hi Dani, on the 400 Series cameras the error factor in measurements increases linearly over distance, a phenomenon called RMS Error. So the error at 6 to 8 meters that you are experiencing would be...