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Primesense 3d Sensor - Carmine 1.09

US $85

Urbana, Illinois, United States
Jan 29th

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Primesense pretty much created the consumer 3D market when, along with Microsoft, they innovated the Kinect 3D sensor. What started there has blossomed into an entire development ecosystem, things like: facial scanning, eye movement tracking, gesture control, the very foundation for the visual element of Perceptual Computing, etc. There are so many other rich use cases are out there to be created, and it’s worth your time. A few months ago Apple bought Primesense. Your guess is as good as any when it comes to figuring exactly what they will do with the tech in the future. But one thing is certain; It will be eventually be mobile, it will be at huge scale, and it will be awesome. This is a listing for the Primesense Carmine 1.09 short range 3D camera sensor, aka the last incredible product that Primesense released commercially before the Apple acquisition. They are no longer on the market. We’ve acquired some, and would love to pass them on to you at the best price on the market. Our store proudly assures prompt shipping both in the U.S. and internationally. You will receive your cameras in their original packaging, unopened and unused. This device is OpenNI compliant, and you can download the software at openni.org, and receive community support at http://community.openni.org/openni Do let me know if you should have any questions. Specs and Item Description from Product Manual: Manufacturer: PrimeSense P/N: 9500083-02 Field of View: 54 degrees horizontal, 45 degrees vertical Depth Image Size: VGA (640x480) Spatial x/y resolution @0.5m: 1mm Depth Z resolution @0.5m: <1mm Maximum image throughput: (QVGA) 60fps, (VGA) 30fps Operation Range: 0.35m – 3.0 Color Image Size: 1280x960 Audio: built-in microphones: two mics Audio: digital inputs: four inputs Data Interface: USB 2.0 [+ compatible with 3.0] Power Consumption: 2.25W Power Supply: USB 2.0 [+compatible with 3.0] Dimensions (width x height x depth): 18cm x 2.5 cm x 3.5 cm Weight: 0.5 lb Operation Environment: Indoor Class 1 Laser Product (safe under all conditions of normal use) Description from the documentation: The Primesense 3D Depth Sensor is an end-to-end solution that enables devices to perceive the world in 3D and to translate these perceptions into a synchronized image, in the same way that people do, thus harnessing the power of Natural Interaction. The solution includes a sensor component, which comprehends the user's interaction within these surroundings. The 3D Depth Sensor sees and tracks user movements within a scene. All sensor activity is performed without any assumptions about the user or the enviornment. No wearable equipment is required, making the solution practical, convenient, intuitive and easy to use. The sensor includes several optional sensory input capabilities: Depth (3D) Image, color (RGB) image and audio (the sensor has 2 microphones). [NOTE]: I have personally tested this successfully, and so have many client for their various use cases, with USB 3.0. Your mileage may vary, but I wouldn’t expect it too. The old wrapper on this technology, the Asus Xtion Pro Live, didn’t work with 3.0, but the Carmine short range most certainly does. We DO NOT accept returns, All Sales are Final, unless by a small chance there is a USB 3.0 issue.[/NOTE] System Requirements: Windows XP, Vista, Win7, Win8, Mac OS X 10+, Ubuntu 12.04+ Processor: Pentium 4 1.4GHz and above or AMD Athlon 64/FX 1Ghz and above Memory: at least 64 MB available 250 MB free hard disc space Some of the applications require a graphics card equivalent to NVIDIA GeForce 8600 Buyers please note, this indeed works with a wide variety of use cases. But keep in mind that we are selling the hardware. We don’t deal with the apps. What we can do is point you to the drivers and middleware. Anything beyond is left up to users to explore. There is quite a lot out there on the internet to help guide you, like e.g. http://dasl.mem.drexel.edu/wiki/index.php/Beginner's_Tutorial_for_your_ASUS_3D_Scanner That is for the Asus camera, but it’s pretty much the exact same Primesense tech, just with a White-Labeled Logo. You could try searching for the Asus Xtion Pro Live to give your discovery some broader search parameters. Here is a download link the Openni 2.x and Nite drivers and middleware: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dqsaje4vfktath1/AABdHQO1pnXj06pZCkZYQHTaa Also, note that many apps in this space will usually come with their own openni version.