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Hi Ahoffman This issue with re-generating blue areas in the Dynamic Calibration tool has been reported a couple of times recently. In both cases the problem was solved by using a procedure in the...
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18181247 If there is a subject that you feel that you cannot discuss on this public forum due to issues of confidentiality, please email me at the address below. martyx.grover@intel.com ********...
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1. As the Disparity Shift value is increased, the minimum depth distance of the camera decreases but the maximum observable depth distance of the camera also reduces. Whilst a Disparity Shift val...
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Hi Henry, my understanding is that the smaller baseline of the D405 is part of what allows the image to remain in focus down to 7 cm without blurring. The larger baseline of the D430 could cause t...
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The bottom of page 106 and top of page 107 of the data sheet have further guidance about cover material selection, citing uncoated clear acrylic (plexiglass) as an example of a cover material. Re...
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It should not matter which SDK or firmware driver version is used with the camera on Windows 10. If your customer wants a configuration that they can feel assured about though then they could use ...
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Hi Shigeyoshi Ohara Yes, RealSense 400 Series cameras such as the D435 model cameras are compatible with Windows 10 21H2. I have 21H2 (also known as build 19044) on my main RealSense work computer...
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I just wanted to highlight that the brew install librealsense method of installing librealsense on Mac now lists support for MacOS Monterey and for Apple Silicon M1. This method is also compatible...
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Another RealSense-compatible option for people and moving-object tracking is Teleidoscope. Its entry on the RealSense software information page lists that it is Unity compatible. https://teleidosc...
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If you will be using Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) then yes, the same /video system as regular Linux should apply.