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Realsense D435 incorrect distance measurement for certain object

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  • MartyG

    The reading of depth from repetitive patterns is a problem common to all the 400 Series stereo depth cameras.  The subject was discussed in a different case yesterday, where the RealSense SDK Manager offers advice about compensating for it (please read downward through the comments from the point that I linked to).

    https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/6713#issuecomment-651114720 

    I hope that the comments, and the papers that the SDK Manager provides links to, will cover all of the questions A-D that you asked above.

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  • Sheethal Ng

    Hi Marty,

    I placed two objects of different size at different known distances facing the center of the camera and compared with the depth distance obtained from the python wrapper.

    My problem is how do I measure the distance of objects which is placed away from the camera axis.

    I am attaching an image, method used to measure the distance manually.

    Can u please tell me i am doing the right thing.

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  • MartyG

    This seems like the kind of application that would suit a Deep Neural Network (DNN) object recognition application, which can identify multiple objects simultaneously, even if they are not in the camera center.

    The link below has links to a list of such programs for Python,

    https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/issues/3086#issuecomment-455181310 

    The programs in that list seem to return the % confidence (0 to 100) of correct recognition of the object though, rather than their distance.  One of the RealSense-compatible DNN examples in the RealSense SDK that returns detected depth of multiple objects may be of more use.

    This one is based on C++ and the OpenVINO Toolkit:

    https://github.com/IntelRealSense/librealsense/tree/master/wrappers/openvino/dnn 

    Whilst this one is based on C++ and OpenCV:

    https://github.com/twMr7/rscvdnn 

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