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Machine Vision for AI Edge Applications. Intel and DeGirum Enhance Computing at the Brink.
October 22, 2024
A growing community of developers is discovering the power and versatility of Intel® RealSense™ depth cameras for creating machine vision applications. This thriving community recently received a boost when Intel RealSense technology joined forces with DeGirum to simplify development and deployment of AI edge applications with PySDK, DeGirum’s hardware-agnostic software development kit. Edge applications are…
Read MoreIntel® RealSense™ SDK 2.0 and Open3D
June 22, 2021
One of the benefits of working with Intel RealSense depth cameras is that the Intel RealSense SDK 2.0, works seamlessly with any of our depth cameras, allowing developers to switch between devices with ease. The Intel RealSense SDK 2.0 is now integrated with Open3D (version 0.12+), an open-source library designed for processing 3D data. Open3D…
Read MoreThe Intel Realsense SDK and ROS/ROS 2
April 14, 2021
Over the next few years, robots will become an increasingly large part of our lives – whether we look at home robots like vacuum cleaners, last mile delivery robots, or large scale industrial and logistics robots. As much as the individual capabilities of a robot can vary with their intended use, there are a number…
Read MoreDepth and Gaming
November 11, 2020
Depth Cameras and Gaming For many people, their first introduction to a depth camera was with the release of the original Microsoft Kinect. The Kinect was a depth camera that utilized coded or structured light depth sensing techniques to evaluate the scene in front of the camera, allowing players to interact with games without the…
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When looking at a camera like an Intel RealSense Depth camera, it can be easy to forget that while the device is one single device, the cameras are made up of multiple different sensors. In the case of the stereo cameras, they include two near-infrared image sensors, an infrared emitter and an RGB sensor. In…
Read MoreDepth image compression by colorization
April 22, 2020
One depth camera, running at 90 frames per second can generate millions of depth pixel data points per second. With such a large amount of data, there’s an obvious need for compression to assist with data storage and transmission, especially crucial when you move from single camera usages to multiple camera setups, like those used…
Read MoreIntroduction to the Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit with the Intel® RealSense™ Viewer
April 1, 2020
In today’s software ecosystem, everyone seems to be leveraging some form of Artificial Intelligence (AI, also commonly referred to as Machine Learning) to perform analysis that was not traditionally performed well by a computer. More traditional software paradigms lack the capacity to properly describe complex interactions between a variety of different inputs. One usage of…
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