I've tried face tracking, 3D scanning(not working as I expected) and the things in Realsense SDK browser, but didn't find the function of taking a photo to measure distance as shown on the Ads. Is there anybody know this issue?
More over, as I am fresh with realsense f200, so if there is a possible way to get the width and height(in real world) of a 3D scan object??
Thanks ahead.
Aaron
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About range distance with F200. you can visit: https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-realsense-data-ranges
thx.
You can't 'officially' use the measure distance function on the F200 but it's fairly easy to roll your own by obtaining the vertices then using a bit of pythagoras to get the distance between two points in millimetres.
samontab wrote:
You can just use the raw 3D data points to get the distance.
Remember that the distances are measured from the sensor plane, perpendicular to it, instead of a line through the optical center.
Thanks for ur reply.
I'm still on my way to fully understand Realsense, and I thought what you suggest would be a great solution to my problem. So, it would be of great help if you could give me some more exact infos and tutorials??
