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anybody can help me , thanks a lot!!!
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When you receive an image, get its information:
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samontab wrote:
When you receive an image, get its information:
https://software.intel.com/sites/landingpage/realsense/camera-sdk/v1.1/d...
Thanks a lot , samontab !
I want to know the width and height data of a box
first , Save the picture by RealSense F200
and then get the data with PXCMImage , correct or not?
Whether , you can give me brief sample code (C#) , thank you very much!
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When you receive the depth data, you can ask for the corresponding set of X, Y, Z points using the QueryVertices method:
If you know which 3D points correspond to each vertex of the box, then you can calculate its width and height by simply calculating the distance between them.
I recommend you to read the user manual, and have a look at the included examples.
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samontab wrote:
When you receive the depth data, you can ask for the corresponding set of X, Y, Z points using the QueryVertices method:
https://software.intel.com/sites/landingpage/realsense/camera-sdk/v1.1/d...
If you know which 3D points correspond to each vertex of the box, then you can calculate its width and height by simply calculating the distance between them.
I recommend you to read the user manual, and have a look at the included examples.
hi,samontab:
About the examples, whicth one ?
thanks !
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samontab wrote:
When you receive the depth data, you can ask for the corresponding set of X, Y, Z points using the QueryVertices method:
https://software.intel.com/sites/landingpage/realsense/camera-sdk/v1.1/d...
If you know which 3D points correspond to each vertex of the box, then you can calculate its width and height by simply calculating the distance between them.
I recommend you to read the user manual, and have a look at the included examples.
hi,samontab:
I got the 3D points(X, Y, Z point Lists) By QueryVertices method
How to calculate its width and height
very thanks!
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edison m. wrote:
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samontab wrote:
When you receive the depth data, you can ask for the corresponding set of X, Y, Z points using the QueryVertices method:
https://software.intel.com/sites/landingpage/realsense/camera-sdk/v1.1/d...
If you know which 3D points correspond to each vertex of the box, then you can calculate its width and height by simply calculating the distance between them.
I recommend you to read the user manual, and have a look at the included examples.
hi,samontab:
I got the 3D points(X, Y, Z point Lists) By QueryVertices method
How to calculate its width and height
very thanks!
Come on man, It's the euclidean distance of two points in 3D.
If you have point A, and B, the distance between them is:
sqrt( sum_i( (B_i - A_i)^2 ) ), for i=1..3

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