Hey am I doing this right?
I am trying to connect to robothub. I am pointing my OAK-D to the QR code, is this how it should be done?
I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
Hey am I doing this right?
I am trying to connect to robothub. I am pointing my OAK-D to the QR code, is this how it should be done?
I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
Hi CodeGenius
Connect RAE to RobotHub
You are using an Oak-D.
This won't work. RH is supported on devices that run a linux system (RVC3 devices: FFC6P, rae; and CM4 devices: CM4 and CM4PoE). If you install the RH agent on a raspberry pi and connect the Oak-d to the pi, the it should technically work.
See https://docs-beta.luxonis.com/deploy/robothub/agent/install/.
Thanks,
Jaka
jakaskerl
When I do this, would robot hub enable me to manage and maintain all my oak-d devices from one place?
Hi CodeGenius
What do you mean by manage and mantain?
jakaskerl For example, I would be able to view and access my Oak-D's remotely, change the code, etc.
@CodeGenius yes that's the purpose of RobotHub Cloud - to provide easy management of your cameras.
Given that you mention OAK-D specifically - this is RVC2 based camera that doesn't have any Linux OS / can't work standalone.
The way to connect it and manage it using RobotHub Cloud - you would install the RobotHub Agent on a compatible Linux machine (Raspberry Pi OS / Ubuntu 22.04, with x86_64 or aarch64 architecture). This machine then has these OAK-D camera(s) connected to it and can be monitored/managed remotely.
We are aware that the documentation is lacking but we are working on it with the highest priority.
Is there a cloud specifically for Oak-D cameras?
CodeGenius I am not sure I understand, there is only one RobotHub Cloud and it supports all our products. Only RVC3 and newer generation devices can connect directly. RVC2 devices like OAK-D need to be connected to a computer which you then connect to the cloud.
FilipProchazka
Thanks for the info! I hope Nvidia Jetson works too in lieu of Raspberry Pi
CodeGenius yes, we dont test on Jetson, but as long as the OS is 64bit Ubuntu (20.04 or 22.04) it should work fine