Oct 31, 2024 · The Depth API helps a device’s camera to understand the size and shape of the real objects in a scene. It uses the camera to create depth images, or depth maps, thereby adding a layer of AR...

Oct 31, 2024 · The Depth API sample app lets you place virtual Android figures in your environment, and toggle occlusion to see the difference. It also lets you toggle the depth map visualization in a given...

Python 3 code: This code provides a means of loading depth, and depth-confidence data, together with the camera metadata, plus code for making images of those data and even making point clouds. It is provided with some examples, including code to load data and view images and sections with matplotlib.

Jun 25, 2020 · Today, we're taking a major step forward and announcing the Depth API is available in ARCore 1.18 for Android and Unity, including AR Foundation, across hundreds of millions of compatible Android devices. Generate a depth map without specialized hardware to unlock capabilities like occlusion.

A Depth Sensor camera allows scanning the real 3D world/objects in front of the camera and creating a "Depth" map, which can then be translated into a 3D scan. A Simple intuitive application of this is a "Night Vision Goggles".

This repository contains a set of individual Android Studio projects to help you get started with the CameraX and Camera2 APIs in Android.

Feb 8, 2021 · In the ARCore API there is a difference between using the depth sensor for AR tracking and being able to acquire a depth image, and the availability of these two features is completely independent: Config.DepthMode determines the availability of a depth image for use in your AR-enabled app (e.g. for occlusion, space mapping, and so on).

Oct 31, 2024 · The Depth API helps a device’s camera to understand the size and shape of the real objects in a scene. It uses the camera to create depth images, or depth maps, thereby adding a layer of AR...

Provide an easy to implement, quick to parse, and widely available depth extension to existing still imaging formats across Android and iOS. The extension will support two primary cases, augmented reality and depth photos.

This document describes how to build an Android application to stream Depth data with RealSense cameras. Read about Android support here. Root your Android device. Install Android Studio IDE for Linux. Open Android Studio. Click on configure and choose SDK Manager. Install LLDB, CMake and NDK for Android Studio.