Hello! Well, after a lot of work calibrating multiple cameras in one area, and after everything was working fine (I even found the right way to calibrate multiple cameras), when I took the PC to the final place where I would install the interaction, I had a serious problem and the ZED360 software stopped working completely.
In this new place I took 2 computers and I thought it would only be a problem with the first computer, but when I tried the same thing in the second computer I got the same problem. At first the software was unable to detect 2 cameras (I have 8 zed 2 cameras and the same thing happened with all of them.) and when it did, it could never show them as it should, i.e. facing each other. The other thing that happened is that the cameras could not see beyond 4 to 5 mts. After that distance they could not detect anything.
Finally I did not find a solution but I was able to modify a calibration file that I had generated in my development space, obviously using different measurements, which in the end was not an exact solution but at least I was able to get out of the problem.
Could it be that the camera sensors do not work properly when they have LED screens in front of them (there are several meters of modular LED screens)? The installation was in a corridor and the cameras were at each end. I should also mention that the screens formed the corridor as if they were walls.
The final product in my opinion ended up being a fiasco because this software stopped working.
Any possible solution?
I think if there was some way in python, c++, etc, with which cul could perform a correct calibration regardless of the location it would be an ideal solution. Don’t you have any libraries or modules that can be used to develop something by yourself to calibrate ?
It might also be interesting if we can understand how to generate or modify a calibration file to fit any space.
Maybe if one could give the location of the cameras (X,Y,Z position), distance between them, etc, there could be a way to generate a calibration file.
These are just ideas but the truth is it is necessary to be able to achieve this without depending on a software that can fail without finding a way to make it work again.
Thank you.
My config:
OS: Windows 10
CPU: Intel(R) Core™ i7-5820K CPU @ 3.30GHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080
Zed SDK Version: v.4.0.4
Camera: ZED2