MartyX Grover
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It remains a topic that is outside of my knowledge and best queried about on the GitHub. I did locate some information though, in the link below: https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/iss...
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Hi Shenlingwushi123 When recording to a bag file with config.enable_record_to_file(path) the file is opened by the pipeline start command. This is demonstrated by the RealSense SDK's rs-record-pla...
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Hi Mitubati Mitu Mitu The company Cubemos are responsible for technical support of the Cubemos Skeleton Tracking SDK as it is not an Intel product. Please visit the Cubemos website at the link be...
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My understanding of your current position based on these two case links is that librealsense and the ROS wrapper are working fine but you are not able to get working the D435i SLAM project that use...
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Is this case a continuation of when you were trying to get the D435i SLAM opensource tracking to work with Raspberry Pi 4 please? Or are you using a different computer now? Thank you. https://sup...
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Hi Roni Dem There are additional differences between the D435i and D455 that improve depth to color alignment. The D455 color and depth imagers have the same FOV size (the D435 models have a larg...
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Hi A Dhesi2 Could you first try adding the term initial_reset:=true to your roslaunch statement please to perform a hardware reset of the camera at launch. Just doing this one action can sometime...
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RMS Error starts at around 0 at the camera lens and scales over distance. So at 70 cm range you should stand a chance of achieving improved accuracy. If changing the D435 for the new D455 model ...
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I would advise re-posting this question on the RealSense GitHub forum so that it can be brought to the attention of RealSense team members who have expertise in C# programming. I do apologise that...
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The preset file HighResHighAccuracyPreset.json would be an appropriate choice, as it covers both 848x480 and 1280x720 under the definition of 'High Resolution'. If you click on the link below then...