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An interesting project to design and develop a 3D structured light camera around a nvidia jetson, camera and projector.

What part did you design? I used an IMX8, and had issues with the CSI-MIPI RX, the fifo kept overflowing and crashing the AXI bridge, which could only be fixed by rebooting the SoC…

A quick article comparing the intel realsense D435 which uses active stereo to measure depth vs a iToF camera made by my startup Chronoptics.

Maybe Intel is developing a new chip architecture and want to support linux from day 0? Or does Intel want a team of Kernel developers for their AI Silicon play, support the lower …

ST is adding to it's depth sensor portfolio, added iToF image sensors, which compliments it's single point dToF sensors.

Got to take credit after it is successful, but if it was a flop blame the external agency.

A tutorial introduction to the direct Time-of-Flight (dToF) signal chain and typical artifacts introduced due to detector and processing electronic limitations.

Short of a dot-com burst I don't see a glut of software engineers. However, as the career prospects are better known there are more people thinking they want to be a software devel…

There are plenty of other 3D depth cameras out there, just not with the brand recognition of Intel, and now the quick and easy purchase of one unit at $200USD.

Makes sense, if you have a product where you can make a profit on the manufacturing, why would you stop supply. Intel never broke out Realsense in any public finical data, I wonder…

Shameless self promotion, I'm a co-founder of Chronoptics and we design bespoke iToF depth cameras, have been thinking we should release a module to fill up the gap in the market c…

Analog devices on the system design of a time-of-flight depth camera, as Analog Devices is building on the core Microsoft ToF pixel technology.

Looks like google is jumping on designing their own silicon, like Apple.

The different components that go into designing a 3D time-of-flight depth camera.

Maybe, would be very interesting to investigate.

Thanks, got any references to how the surveying equipment de-aliasing method worked?