MartyX Grover
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Hi Mawin9587 The D435 that you are using is the most appropriate camera model for sensing at a 20 cm distance, as D435 and D435i have a minimum depth sensing distance of 0.1 meters (10 cm) that en...
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Hi @Skyhou17 That guide is for an older RealSense SDK from 2015 / 2016 that is unfortunately not compatible with modern RealSense cameras such as the 400 Series (including D435). A modern touch ...
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When auto-exposure is enabled, it will control exposure and so you would need to disable auto-exposure so that custom exposure values can be set by your code. Setting exposure manually though carr...
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Hi Simone Lombardo It is unlikely that the RealSense MATLAB wrapper would work with the Octave MATLAB-alike, given how carefully it is designed for use with MATLAB. If the reason that you are u...
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Hi Sandesh Kumar S Please create a new case on this forum for your T265 question so that the appropriate Intel RealSense support team member can assist you with that question. Thanks!
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Hi Yasin Wang The subject of automatically detecting the serial numbers of multiple cameras in the RealSense ROS wrapper is discussed in the link below. https://github.com/IntelRealSense/realsense...
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There are few references on using the RealSense Python wrapper with Conda, and none about using the wrapper with Conda on Mac. So it is going to be difficult to troubleshoot your Conda-based insta...
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The -DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE path in the 3.8 version in the guide looks like it may be customized to the path to Python 3.8 on the guide writer's computer in particular. You may have a different path t...
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There are limited references available on the subject of using rs2_transform_point_to_point for affine transformation of a point cloud. The link below may be helpful in advancing the discussion. h...
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Hi Gueganj As you want to rotate the cloud data and not just change the viewpoint that the cloud is observed from, it sounds as though that an affine transform is what you need. It is typically u...