MartyX Grover
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Hi Kubaixixel If you want to build the RealSense SDK (librealsense) with CMake and have CUDA support enabled then you could try the Nano installation guide in the link below, which has worked for ...
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Hi Lch The opening point I would make is that the Dynamic Calibrator is not the only way to calibrate a RealSense camera. Though it was the original means of calibrating 400 Series cameras, the O...
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I reviewed your case again from the beginning to try to get new insights. The summary of the situation seems to be: - The D455 worked fine, until it suddenly didn't work. - It is detectable by p...
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Hi Thomas Chenus33 The maximum power draw of the Vision Processor D4 Board, which handles power for both the Vision Processor D4 and the Depth Module, is rated at 700 mA.
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1. The multiple camera white paper's high-speed LED panel example states that the camera exposure time shoud be set to < 3 ms rather than 312, otherwise the panel will just be a blur. 2. I cons...
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I apologise for the delay in responding further. Metadata is not one of my specialist subjects, so I will refer you to the official documentation link below to ensure that you are provided with a...
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You are very welcome Aatefi2 - thanks very much for the update and the sharing of your code wth the RealSense community!
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It may be worth applying the High Accuracy visual preset in the Viewer (selectable from the drop-down near the top of the Viewer side-panel) instead of the default Custom to see whether it improves...
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Not as a built-in feature in the RealSense SDK. The commercial skeleton tracking software Nuitrack SDK ( https://nuitrack.com/ ) that is compatible with the 400 Series cameras and has Unity inte...
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Is the camera mounted to a fixed point or being held in the hand, please? I ask this because in the Viewer's measuring mode, once you define the measuring start point with the first left-click and ...