Is there someplace where I can find a sample for saving images to DICOM using Fellow Oak DICOM for .NET? public static void MakeDicom (Bitmap slideImage, ushort imgwidth, ushort imgheight, string filePath,string doctorName)
I had a lot of grief trying to revive my old OAK-D Lite 3D stereo sensor, and published my notes here:
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Oak Street History Highlights By Steve W. Oak Street is the oldest AA clubhouse in the world at same location. (New York has the oldest but has moved locations.) 1838 – Land purchased by Nathaniel G. Pendleton, a Revolutionary War hero, elected to Congress in 1840 by the Whig Party 1845 – Property purchased by Christian Donaldson and subdivided 1884 – Because of the Civil War & burning ...
private final AemContext aemContext = new AemContext (ResourceResolverType.JCR_OAK); > I using JCR_OAK as the test class is testing the functionalities of AccessControlManager class .
This has the original OAK-D .DAE geometry along with the Gazebo ros_multicamera and standard rgb_camera plugins. Everything is written up as a chunk of .xacro code that should be fairly easily dropped into an existing URDF. What you'll get from this is the OAK-D model, with simulated left/right greyscale cameras and center RGB camera.
Question: how well does OAK-D do 3d pose estimation with hands? A few years ago I designed an avatar-like robot that used a Kinect to capture your pose and transfer that to a robot. It worked great as a fun toy demonstration but there was a slight latency and wrist position wasn’t captured well.