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5 months ago The body tracking algorithm can only be used with Azure Kinect. However, the K4aWrapper implementation for Orbbec Femto Mega and Femto Bolt provides the same interface as Azure Kinect, allowing the use of the Azure Kinect body tracking algorithm.
1、Femto Mega Femto Mega is a programmable multi-mode Depth and RGB camera with real-time streaming of processed images over ethernet or USB connections. The camera uses Microsoft’s industry proven ToF technology and the NVIDIA® Jetson™ platform to deliver a comprehensive Depth and RGB vision platform for computer vision and AI developers. With a wide field of view (FOV) and high resolution depth sensor, it’s ideal for robotics, manufacturing, logistics and healthtech applications.
https://www.orbbec.com/femto-mega-document/
Compared to Azure Kinect, it has the following advantages
- Lower CPU usage.
- Network functionality support.
- macOS support.
2、Femto Bolt Orbbec Femto Bolt is the closest alternate to Microsoft’s Azure Kinect DK (Microsoft’s Azure Kinect Developer Kit Technology Transfers to Partner Ecosystem). Developed in collaboration with Microsoft, it uses Microsoft’s advanced iToF sensing technology and has identical operation modes and performance as the Microsoft Azure Kinect DK. Femto Bolt also has a 4K color camera, IMU, and can be operated with a single USB-C connection for power and data.
This document provides a detailed description of the Orbbec Femto Bolt and highlights its differences from the Azure Kinect DK. The information will help developers become familiar with the Femto Bolt and also integrate it into applications originally developed using the Azure Kinect DK.
A detailed comparison of the Femto Bolt with the Azure Kinect DK can be found at Comparison with Azure Kinect DK.
https://www.orbbec.com/femto-bolt-document/
3、GitHub Link
Basically the title says it all: Is there a way to run the Body Tracking Viewer in other sensor orientation modes?