MartyX Grover
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Hi @Mau I performed a frame by frame analysis of the video. It is alternating rapidly between two completely different scenes. Looking carefully at the two images as they flicker, it can be obse...
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Hi Toa3dprinting The RealSense SDK 2.0 (also known as librealsense2) does not support the old ZR300 stereo depth camera model. SDK 2.0's predecessor SDK 'librealsense', which is now known as Lega...
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Intel does not comment on non-Intel depth camera products such as the models linked to above (support for them is the responsibility of their manufacturer). My understanding of active repeater ex...
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Hi Riccardo Torresi08 A good starting point would be a discussion in the link below that had a very similar scenario to yours. An exhibition company tested a multiple camera project in their home...
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Hi Victor Vlu998 A simple method that you could use may be to pause and unpause recording, so that you only capture the sections of the stream that you want. When the pipeline is closed at the en...
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You should be able to use it with either Windows or Linux. MoveIt has a quick-install option on Linux for building from packages, and instructions for building on Windows or Linux from source code...
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Hi Kim Danilov The ROS-based MoveIt and the Python compatibility binding created for it may be a good first option to consider. https://github.com/ros-planning/moveit https://github.com/mikeferg...
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It sounds as though you want to define a 2D bounding box rectangle of a certain XY height and width on the depth image that excludes from the image any depth coordinates that are outside of the bou...
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Hi Joe Cely Section 4.7 of the data sheet states that "although the module is designed for a certain depth FOV, the measurements are taken within 80% of this FOV, defined as region of interest (RO...
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Hi Joe Cely Information about the calculation of separate pixel coordinates is provided in the RealSense SDK's Projection documentation at the link below. https://dev.intelrealsense.com/docs/proje...