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Hi Zsy7788 A mechanical drawing of the D455 on page 114 of the current edition of the 400 Series data sheet document provides the diagram below for the rear of the D455. https://dev.intelrealsense...
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I suspect that the solution will involve using plane fit. Some information resources about using this method for box measurement are in the links below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealse...
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A similar problem with No Frames Received that another RealSense user had was solved yesterday by recalibrating the camera with the Dynamic Calibrator tool. 昨日、別のRealSenseユーザーが抱えていたフレーム受信なしの同様の問題は、...
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The latest version of the UWP driver at the time of writing this (6.11.160.21) may cause errors in Unity. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/7425 If you need to use UWP, it is ...
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It is to eliminate the possibility that there is something in the current calibration of the sensors (such as a corrupted calibration table stored inside the camera) that is disrupting the camera's...
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Here is a comparison taken at 2.30 pm in bright daylight. Both cameras are 640x480, and again SR300 is upper and D415 is lower.
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Hi Hdasilva1967 The point cloud will reflect the amount of the face that the camera was able to see. If you have a single camera then you could take several scans of your head from the front, ba...
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The D415 has around 2x less depth noise than the D435 models, which converts to around 2x better accuracy over distance when reading a chart of 'RMS Error' over distance. It also has an optimal de...
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For comparison, I just captured infrared images from an SR300 (upper image, 640x480) and D415 (lower image, 1280x720) in dimly lit early-morning conditions (7.30 am in November). The 400 Series ca...
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The hardware design of the D455 improves depth to color alignment accuracy but you still need to deliberately apply the alignment process. The 400 Series cameras can work in lighting levels of <1 l...