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- multi-cam calibration document guides you through creating an external matrix (R, t) using the checkerboard and the intrinsic matrix.
- Calc spatials on host walks through how to use depthframe to compute camera coordinates (X_cam, Y_cam, Z_cam) for an ROI.
- Generally, colorframe and depthframe have different sizes and views, and I understand that the rgb-depth aligned document guides how to align the depthframe to the colorframe so that the locations pointed to by each pixel are equivalent.
- Usually depthframe is used as Z_cam. The question is, if I align the stereoDepth node to CAM_A, wouldn't each pixel value of depthframe become the Z_cam of CAM_A, i.e. ColorCamera?
- If the above assumption is correct, the depthframe will be the Z_cam of CAM_A (i.e. ColorCamera), and using this, we can generate the camera coordinates (X_cam, Y_cam, Z_cam) for CAM_A according to method 2, and then generate the world coordinates (X, Y, Z) using the external matrix of CAM_A generated by method 1, right?
- If the above assumption is wrong and the depthframe still represents the Z_cam of CAM_C (default), then we need to use some method to map the BBox information detected by the colorframe to the depthframe. How should we do this?