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Okay, thank you. I will continue this case at the issue that you created at the link below. Thanks for your patience! https://support.intelrealsense.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/5417013509011
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If the camera is able to be detected then it should automatically reinstall the Depth and RGB drivers when the camera is unplugged and re-inserted after the driver uninstall. Can you confirm pleas...
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Hi Vjbirds Could you please try uninstalling the Depth and RGB drivers again in the Device Manager as suggested earlier in this discussion, but this time use the instructions in the link below. Th...
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Hi Themis Gate7 RealSense 400 Series cameras are compatible with any computer / computing device with an Intel or Arm processor. The Up Board range has a long history of compatibility with RealSen...
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I have analyzed and labelled the data sheet drawings of the outer case with figures obtained using careful magnification and checking of the original document.
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Hi Rpost There are enlarged versions of the D405 data sheet drawings with improved sharpness at the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/10339#issuecomment-1085545741
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Hello, You can obtain the IMU accel values representing the motion speed of the camera using the existing pre-made RealSense Viewer tool, as shown in the image below. The RealSense Viewer tool is ...
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You would not need to use the vcpkg installation process as you have already installed the librealsense SDK using the libuvc backend script. As you were able to achieve a readout from rs-enumerat...
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I had further discussions with Intel about the D401 module. I am permitted to say that the module will be released for sale separately, consistent with the listing on the Digi-Key website. There ...
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This effect typically occurs on 400 Series stereo cameras that generate the depth image from the left and right infrared sensor components (hence the term 'stereo'), which are at different position...