Intel Click store releases a SR300 calibration target board

• Thinkmakework

  • January 09, 2020 16:51

  What is the calibration target board made of?

  Are there details about the material of the calibration target board?

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• MartyG

  • January 09, 2020 17:12
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  I do not have any details of the material used in the SR300 calibration board.  I have emailed your question to a senior technical manager in the hope that they will be able to provide an answer for you. I will post a response here when I receive one.   Thanks for your patience!

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• MartyG

  • January 10, 2020 07:01

  The manager responded that this is not information that Intel can release as it is a product that they are selling.

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• Thinkmakework

  • January 10, 2020 15:47

  Hi MartyG,

  Can you let me know if the product is rigid or if it is a poster without any backing?
  Is the product on a foam material or has excellent strength in durability?
  Should I purchase a frame for the calibration board?

  I understand that IP must be protected.
  Please ask Intel which part(s) of the calibration board is proprietary information.

  Thanks!

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• MartyG

  • January 10, 2020 16:37
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  I would imagine that the material of the board is the main element that is proprietary, since chessboard patterns are commonly used for camera calibration.  Printing a pattern off and sticking the sheet of paper to a flat surface such as a wall and pointing the camera at it would work just as well.  In the link below is an image of a similar pattern for an A4 / US Letter size sheet:

  https://markhedleyjones.com/storage/checkerboards/Checkerboard-A4-20mm-13x9.pdf

  I can still pass on your questions to the manager if you would prefer to purchase one.

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• Thinkmakework

  • January 10, 2020 16:32
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  Thank you for the clarification.
  Please consider this resolved now.

   

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• MartyG

  • January 10, 2020 16:37

  I'm very glad I was able to be of help.   Good luck with calibration!

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