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No, because then you're back to processing image frames from a standard camera. Event-based vision doesn't send image frames, doesn't have an FPS. The data stream dynamically changes based on the amount of pixels detecting brightness changes.

What you see on the monitor is what you get without processing. You get motion information for free.

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Example codes can be accessed by downloading our Arena SDK from our website.

Yes, this is possible. You can set the program's window size to specific dimensions or full screen. The code at the end is a JupyterLab Notebook for our camera viewer software (ArenaView). Our full Arena SDK provides other APIs as well to create custom camera software for you application.

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That's because any VCSELs below 850nm will conflict with many types of indoor lighting and ambient light. 850nm is used because it is outside the visible spectrum. ToF cameras have to filter out ambient light and using a wavelength lower will end up getting filtered too.

Atlas SWIR 1.3MP with TEC $14,500 Atlas SWIR 0.3MP with TEC $9,950 Triton SWIR 1.3MP without TEC $10,950 Triton SWIR 0.3MP without TEC $6,950 (all in USD)

you dont have to buy such as expensive camera as 10,000 $ every camera has infrared spectrum, you need to remove inrfared filter and put infrared pass filter

@@bg7293 This is only a little bit true. If you remove the IR filter on a standard color sensor, you are looking at increased sensitivity from the 700nm to ~900nm, with sensitivity falling off to near 0% QE around 1000nm. These SWIR cameras provide excellent sensitivity far above that, up to 1650nm.

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Fun fact! Did you know that the global coffee beans economy was valued at around $31.93 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2023 to 2029, reaching a value of $50.61 billion? Detecting foreign substances in coffee beans is a serious matter! There are lots of opportunities for plastic bits (and other bad guys) to fall into bean harvests and SWIR cameras are used to detect and remove them!

There is a good chance it could! SWIR cameras are really good at detecting the water content in small objects. If the water content is different between the jelly bellys and the raisins there is a good chance that one would appear darker (or lighter) that the other, irrespective of jelly belly color.

USD $6,950.00 (Triton 0.3MP SWIR) up to USD $14,500.00 (Atlas 1.3MP SWIR)

It depends, some 10GigE cards may not support NBASE-T speeds (5 & 2.5GigE). If it does support NBASE-T speeds, the 5GigE camera will run at 5GigE speeds (~600MB/s). Please check your 10GigE card's datasheet or website for more info.

Sorry to hear about your issues. Are you sure the Basler gige driver is the proper driver for your Cognex cameras? If you feel you've done everything correctly the only thing you didn't mention you tested is your cables. Are you using the same cables when you tried different computers? Poor quality cables can absolutely cause frame corruption and is often overlooked as a source of issues.

@@LUCIDVisionLabs Hi, thanks for suggestions. Yes, ive tested it with different cables. I ve found the probable issue, but can not solve it. I am using Halcon library with C# code. WHen i run my application (winforms), it start doing that corruption stuff when i try to move my winforms window or somehow interact with PC or windows (probable cpu thread starvation?). When i run the same code but only in Halcon in Hdevelop, it does not corrupt frames all is OK.. But PC has top hardware and i still can not figure it out what cousing those corruptions.. If cpu got freezes they why frames are corrupeted and lines image lines are populated with image line from different image,,Strange. Thanks for you assistance

Yes! We have tried a total of 4 cameras on the Raspberry Pi, (1 via the Ethernet connection + 3 more cameras with an Ethernet adapter on a USB2 port). The 3 cameras using the Ethernet-to-USB2 adapter have limited bandwidth however.

@@LUCIDVisionLabs Is this running Ubuntu for ARM version of ArenaView? Do you have anymore resources for running this on a RPi?

@@zaidparkar8810 Unfortunately we don't have an ArenaView GUI yet for Ubuntu. We just have our SDK (APIs) for ARM Ubuntu 18.04/20.04/22.04, 64-bit

This is because 1 point cloud frame is derived from 4 phases (4 micro frames). If the object is moving too fast and changing positions for each micro-frame it will become distorted. More info here: thinklucid.com/tech-briefs/sony-depthsense-how-it-works/

@@LUCIDVisionLabs That page states: "It is only necessary to have the 0° and 90° micro-frames to calculate depth.". Do you provide 2 micro frames mode?

@@PaulJurczak Unfortunately we don't. Our Normal mode uses all 4 micro-frames (2 for distance calculation, and the other 2 to refine that calculation). In High-Speed mode we use only 1 micro-frame (provides much less distortion, higher FPS, but at the expense of accuracy and distance range)

@@LUCIDVisionLabs What is the total time of acquiring 4 micro-frames at 62.5 us exposure?

The total time for the 4 micro-frames, ignoring the idle period (grey part) is about 12.4ms, or 12400us with 62us exposure. The readout + reset time (blue and green parts) is just under 3ms for each of the 4 phases. (This comment is referring to the 1 frame diagram in the Sony DepthSense article.)

Hi Gal, the TDR054S with AltaView has a power consumption is 3.8W via PoE and 3.2W via GPIO. So it takes up a tad more from our Triton camera average which is around 3.5W via PoE, 3.1W via GPIO)

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It is possible. My understanding is that OBS will stream whatever is on your monitor, full screen or windowed. So you could build a camera viewer program that's doing HDR processing using our Arena SDK APIs, then launch that program and then use OBS to stream that program.

FYI we don't support DirectShow.

SWIR light can penetrate into deeper levels of skin tissue.

Shortwave infrared light not go completely though the apples.

@@LUCIDVisionLabs But many studies have reported SWIR light going through bone (skull) and reaching the brain for therapy applications. So it should penetrate apples also.

@@pulkitsharmapremiumvideos9252 We don't sell SWIR lighting so I can't comment on what SWIR lights which were used in those tests. LUCID's Atlas and Triton SWIR cameras do not emit SWIR light and are only sensitive to it. So it is important to do your own testing with different lighting and optics with our camera to maximize the performance of your specific application.

There is a delay between the light sending and returning and the camera calculating the point clouds. The delay is around 10 - 12ms.

Correct, at the moment the camera can send 24-bit RAW image data to the PC. Then you can apply your tone mapping algorithm running on the host PC.

@@LUCIDVisionLabs It's very cool. We're doing 3D reconstruction scanning along orchards/vineyards with pretty high optical flow, so I think the rolling shutter is a problem. Do you know how fast the readout is top-to-bottom? (Does that have a proper name)?