MartyX Grover
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Yes, it is possible to use RealSense cameras with longer cables. The company Newnex supply RealSense-validated premium grade USB-C cables up to 20 m and fiber-optic cabling for using the cameras a...
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Hi Yixun Liu The link below lists resources for building your own project. https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/1500000659702/comments/1500000562141 In particular, the tut...
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Hi Michael Harder It sounds as though you want to use the IR Pass filter to exclude visible light wavelengths but allow Near IR (NIR) wavelengths to pass through. Is that correct, please? Intel...
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Hi Nicola Ariutti Welcome to the RealSense community! Yes, you can use several RealSense cameras on the same computer. If the cameras are all active simultaneously though then the amount of the...
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Hi Michael Harder The sensors or the RealSense SDK do not have a built-in zoom feature for infrared (depth pointclouds can be zoomed with code). If you are able to use OpenCV though then a possib...
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A general ROS user (not RealSense) who experienced this error with a bag suggested using the --rate command of rosbag play. https://github.com/cra-ros-pkg/robot_localization/issues/584#issuecomment...
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Hi Dewan8511 If you are using a single camera and are able to compile a C++ application then the RealSense SDK's rs-kinfu (KinectFusion) may suit your needs. Instead of combining multiple point c...
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That's great news that you were successful. Thanks very much for the update!
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1. The EEPROM flash memory storage chip that the calibration data is written to is on the camera depth module board. This is confirmed in a table at the top of page 45 of the current edition of t...
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Hi Purchase Please check the Windows privacy settings to confirm whether permission for the camera hardware to be accessed and permission for applications to access the camera are both set to On. ...