ZED 2 Issues with OD and Tracking

I have been trying to diagnose this problem for a while. I have a ZED 2 camera, NVIDIA TX2 and a laptop with GT755M laptop graphics card.

On the TX2 i am running ROS melodic on Ubuntu 18.04 with SDK and etc. I cannot launch ZED2 camera as ROS node with OD enabled:

Object Detection enabled in yaml file => SL_AI_NOT_FOUND Error. No solution till now

I said alright cant fix this lets try matlab on PC

I have a full VS2019 installation and Cmake etc. on my laptop
Surprise surprise, MATLAB fails on anything but their ZEDcamera.m and Depthsensing.m examples. I have followed installation to the letter…

The SVO recorder example on matlab also encounters an SDK error


Seems the camera itself has an issue
Any help with this would be nice

Hi @baselch98,

I do not know about matlab part but in my case it worked just fine,Btw I also have ros melodic and ubuntu 18.04.
Here what i did,
Install Cuda which works with your gpu.
Install corrsponding ZED SDK. (You need to reboot after installing SDK)
Create workspace and clone Zed Wrapper inside that workspace.
Activate OD inside yaml file as you done.
then just run " roslaunch zed_display_rviz display_zed2.launch " inside that work space.

Btw when you install ZED SDK there are tools file inside that you can run ZED_Diagnostic to check the problem.

Could I ask about your CUDA and SDK version? I will try this and get back to this thread

I have tested with GTX 1050 Ti with Cuda 10.0 on laptop SDK 3.3. RTX 3070 with Cuda 11.1 on PC SDK 3.3. They both worked well. Btw what is the result when u use ZED_Diagnostic ?

Hi @baselch98
like I told you by email, the SDK of your machine is not correctly configured.
If you can correctly get images and depth map then you are using the correct SDK for the version of CUDA that you have installed, but for some reason, you have not correctly installed the AI module.

Please re-install the SDK and follow the screen instruction step by step with the host connected to the internet to be sure that the AI models are correctly downloaded when the AI module starts for the first time.

The diagnostic is clean

{
“Camera Test”: {
“ZEDCount”: 1,
“deviceInitResult”: 0,
“firmware”: 1523,
“resolutions”: {
“HD1080@15”: {
“fps (input)”: 15,
“fps (output)”: 15,
“height (input)”: 1080,
“height (output)”: 1080,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 1920,
“width (output)”: 1920
},
“HD1080@30”: {
“fps (input)”: 30,
“fps (output)”: 29,
“height (input)”: 1080,
“height (output)”: 1080,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 1920,
“width (output)”: 1920
},
“HD2K@15”: {
“fps (input)”: 15,
“fps (output)”: 15,
“height (input)”: 1242,
“height (output)”: 1242,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 2208,
“width (output)”: 2208
},
“HD720@15”: {
“fps (input)”: 15,
“fps (output)”: 15,
“height (input)”: 720,
“height (output)”: 720,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 1280,
“width (output)”: 1280
},
“HD720@30”: {
“fps (input)”: 30,
“fps (output)”: 30,
“height (input)”: 720,
“height (output)”: 720,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 1280,
“width (output)”: 1280
},
“HD720@60”: {
“dirty lenses”: 0,
“dropCount”: -1,
“fps (input)”: 60,
“fps (output)”: 50,
“height (input)”: 720,
“height (output)”: 720,
“imageCount”: 502,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“tearingCount”: 0,
“width (input)”: 1280,
“width (output)”: 1280
},
“VGA@100”: {
“fps (input)”: 100,
“fps (output)”: 60,
“height (input)”: 376,
“height (output)”: 376,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 672,
“width (output)”: 672
},
“VGA@15”: {
“fps (input)”: 15,
“fps (output)”: 15,
“height (input)”: 376,
“height (output)”: 376,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 672,
“width (output)”: 672
},
“VGA@30”: {
“fps (input)”: 30,
“fps (output)”: 30,
“height (input)”: 376,
“height (output)”: 376,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 672,
“width (output)”: 672
},
“VGA@60”: {
“fps (input)”: 60,
“fps (output)”: 45,
“height (input)”: 376,
“height (output)”: 376,
“initCode”: true,
“initialization”: “Ok”,
“width (input)”: 672,
“width (output)”: 672
}
},
“serial”: 27364235,
“valid”: [
Camera: ZED 2”,
Firmware: 1523”
],
“videoNumber”: 0
},
“Graphics Card”: {
“deviceCount”: 1,
“deviceDriverVersion”: 10000,
“devices”: [
{
“arch”: “Kepler”,
“computeCapability”: “3.0”,
“cores”: 384,
“name”: “GeForce GT 755M”,
“totalMemoryBytes”: “2147483648”,
“totalMemoryMB”: 2048
}
],
“initResult”: 0,
“valid”: [
Graphics card: GeForce GT 755M”
]
},
“Processor”: {
“OS”: “Windows 10 FallCreators”,
“avxSupported”: true,
“coreCount”: “4”,
“cpu”: “Intel® Core™ i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40GHz”,
“datetime”: “2021-02-15 20:51:05”,
“hyperThreading”: “1”,
“motherboard”: “VIQY0Y1, LENOVO”,
“ramCapacity”: “15.9143”,
“ramUsage”: “0”,
“ramUsed”: “7.01975”,
“threadCount”: “8”,
“valid”: [
Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40GHz”,
Motherboard: VIQY0Y1, LENOVO”
]
},
“USB”: {
“ASMediaFound”: false,
“CorruptedFirmware”: false,
“MCUDetected”: true,
“OC_Cam_Detected”: false,
“OtherUSBDevices”: [
],
“USBList”: [
{
“USB_path”: “/4”,
“idProduct”: “0x2532”,
“idVendor”: “0x093a”
},
{
“USB_path”: “/1”,
“idProduct”: “0x8000”,
“idVendor”: “0x8087”
},
{
“USB_path”: “/7”,
“idProduct”: “0x07dc”,
“idVendor”: “0x8087”
},
{
“USB_path”: “/1”,
“idProduct”: “0x8008”,
“idVendor”: “0x8087”
},
{
“USB_path”: “/1”,
“idProduct”: “0x1474”,
“idVendor”: “0x174f”
},
{
“USBMode”: 2,
“USB_path”: “/3/2”,
“bDescriptorType”: 1,
“bDeviceProtocol”: 0,
“bLength”: 18,
“bMaxPacketSize0”: 64,
“bNumConfigurations”: 1,
“bcdDevice”: “3.8”,
“bcdUSB”: “2.0”,
“bcdUSBClass”: 0,
“bcdUSBSubClass”: 0,
“busNumber”: 2,
“device”: “ZED2 MCU”,
“iManufacturer”: 1,
“iProduct”: 2,
“iSerial”: 3,
“idProduct”: “0xf781”,
“idVendor”: “0x2b03”
},
{
“USBMode”: 3,
“USB_path”: “/17”,
“bDescriptorType”: 1,
“bDeviceProtocol”: 1,
“bLength”: 18,
“bMaxPacketSize0”: 9,
“bNumConfigurations”: 1,
“bcdDevice”: “1.0”,
“bcdUSB”: “3.0”,
“bcdUSBClass”: 239,
“bcdUSBSubClass”: 2,
“busNumber”: 2,
“device”: “ZED2”,
“iManufacturer”: 1,
“iProduct”: 2,
“iSerial”: 0,
“idProduct”: “0xf780”,
“idVendor”: “0x2b03”
},
{
“USB_path”: “/3”,
“idProduct”: “0x2512”,
“idVendor”: “0x0424”
},
{
“USB_path”: “/1”,
“idProduct”: “0x1474”,
“idVendor”: “0x174f”
}
],
“USBMode”: 3,
“ZED Camera Module Detected”: 63360,
“ZED MCU Module Detected”: 63361,
“ZEDDetected”: true,
“captureDevices”: [
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “USB\Class_0e&SubClass_03&Prot_00”,
“Description”: “Lenovo EasyCamera”,
“DeviceName”: “Lenovo EasyCamera”,
“Driver”: “{6bdd1fc6-810f-11d0-bec7-08002be2092f}\0000”,
“Location”: “0000.0014.0000.001.000.000.000.000.000”,
“Manufacturer”: “Generic”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\00000045”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “USB\Class_0e&SubClass_03&Prot_00”,
“Description”: “USB Video Device”,
“DeviceName”: “USB Video Device”,
“Driver”: “{6bdd1fc6-810f-11d0-bec7-08002be2092f}\0001”,
“Location”: “0000.0014.0000.003.000.000.000.000.000”,
“Manufacturer”: “Realtek”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “”
}
],
“controllers”: [
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “USB\Class_09&SubClass_00&Prot_00”,
“Description”: “Generic USB Hub”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0006”,
“Location”: “Port_#0001.Hub_#0002”,
“Manufacturer”: “(Generic USB Hub)”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\USBPDO-4”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “”,
“Description”: “USB Root Hub”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0004”,
“Location”: “”,
“Manufacturer”: “(Standard USB Host Controller)”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\USBPDO-2”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8C2D&REV_05”,
“Description”: “Intel® 8 Series/C220 Series USB EHCI #2 - 8C2D”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0001”,
“Location”: “PCI bus 0, device 26, function 0”,
“Manufacturer”: “Intel”,
“Name”: “PCI”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\NTPNP_PCI0006”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “”,
“Description”: “USB Root Hub (USB 3.0)”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0005”,
“Location”: “”,
“Manufacturer”: “(Standard USB HUBs)”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\USBPDO-0”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “USB\Class_09&SubClass_00&Prot_00”,
“Description”: “Generic USB Hub”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0010”,
“Location”: “Port_#0001.Hub_#0001”,
“Manufacturer”: “(Generic USB Hub)”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\USBPDO-3”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8C26&REV_05”,
“Description”: “Intel® 8 Series/C220 Series USB EHCI #1 - 8C26”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0002”,
“Location”: “PCI bus 0, device 29, function 0”,
“Manufacturer”: “Intel”,
“Name”: “PCI”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\NTPNP_PCI0010”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “USB\USB20_HUB”,
“Description”: “Generic USB Hub”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0015”,
“Location”: “Port_#0002.Hub_#0003”,
“Manufacturer”: “(Standard USB HUBs)”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8C31&REV_05”,
“Description”: “USB xHCI Compliant Host Controller”,
“DeviceName”: “Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft)”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0000”,
“Location”: “PCI bus 0, device 20, function 0”,
“Manufacturer”: “Generic USB xHCI Host Controller”,
“Name”: “PCI”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\NTPNP_PCI0004”
},
{
“CompatibleIDs”: “”,
“Description”: “USB Root Hub”,
“DeviceName”: “”,
“Driver”: “{36fc9e60-c465-11cf-8056-444553540000}\0003”,
“Location”: “”,
“Manufacturer”: “(Standard USB Host Controller)”,
“Name”: “USB”,
“PhysicalName”: “\Device\USBPDO-1”
}
],
“valid”: [
USB Bandwidth: OK”
]
},
“ZED SDK”: {
“CUDA Toolkit version”: “V10.0.130”,
“CUDA_reachable”: true,
“DiagnosticZEDSDKVersion”: “3.3.1”,
“InstalledZEDSDKVersion”: “3.3.1”,
“ZEDSDKFound”: true,
“driverVersion”: “411.31”,
“drivervDllVersion”: “24.21.14.1131”,
“initResult”: 1,
“loaded”: true,
“runtimeDllVersion”: 10000,
“valid”: [
ZED SDK version: 3.3.1”
]
}
}

still lost here with what the issue is due to…

i have the correct and new SDKi have tried all my options…
please tell me which SDK for this PC and my TX2

@baselch98 are still getting the SL_AI_NOT_FOUND error?
Have you tried to reinstall the SDK checking that the TX2 and the laptop are correctly connected to the internet?
CUDA version and SDK version are not a problem if they are correctly installed.
The diagnostic report that you posted above does not show any compatibility problem.
Please try to compile and run one of the Object Detection ZED Examples and let me know how it goes.

Yes I didn’t manage to solve the issue