MartyX Grover
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You are very welcome, Carlos. Please do feel free to post further questions and leave feedback for other RealSense users about your test experiences. Good luck!
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The D455 is compatible with Unity. It does however tend to have this non-detection issue with the Unity wrapper compared to older camera models such as D415 and D435 / D435i that are detected corr...
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Hi Youcefbouzgaou A quick setup guide for the RealSense Unity wrapper at the link below that I wrote recently should be helpful. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/10215#issueco...
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Hi Real Carlos In 2018 there was a query (in the link below) about using RealSense for scanning heads to create individual custom moulds for riding helmets for disabled persons. That case should ...
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There is not much that I can add due to there being no technical references for the depth compression by colorization technique outside of the paper itself and so there is insufficient information ...
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Hi Glynn The Touchless Control Software product has been discontinued. LUMOplay may be a good fit for your requirements. https://www.intelrealsense.com/interactive-displays-for-retail/
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Hi Duppy Proctor It is not necessary to install the RealSense UWP driver to add support for hardware metadata. This can be done through the RealSense Viewer tool. The UWP driver is also not requi...
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If your application requires the camera to be faced directly towards the sun then a physical thin-film filter called a linear polarizer filter can be purchased separately and overlaid on the camera...
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RealSense 400 Series active stereo depth cameras work excellently in sunlight, though should ideally not be faced directly towards the sun. The cameras can make real-time automatic adjustments dep...
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My interpretation of the paper is that the color values are in the range 0-255, and the hue value is arrived at with the following equation: (hue value x 6) - 1 The hue value will be between 0 and ...