Intel RealSense Depth Camera Manager F200

Intel RealSense camera F200 is the first generation of 3D cameras that rely on light depth and active stereoscopic depth technology. What this means is that the device employs the VGA infrared camera along with an IR laser projector and a 2 MP color camera with integrated ISP to enable users to compute depth and color information more efficiently.

While the gadget can be embedded into laptops, it is necessary to mention that the stand-alone camera was mainly intended as a device that can be attached to the computer. The developer's intention was to release a device that can facilitate video conferencing and collaborative gaming as well as natural gesture-based interaction and face recognition.

Thanks to the camera, you can build realistic avatars, design 3D scanning for 3D printouts and take advantage of green screening without a screen, just to name a few of its capabilities. In the eventuality that you would like to expand the functionality of the 3D cameras, then you will be happy to learn that you can do so via the dedicated Intel RealSense Depth Camera Manager application.

The utility includes two major components, namely the depth camera manager service that enables multiple SDK apps to access data from the camera at the same time. The virtual driver component has the role of allowing non-SDK applications to access camera streams, despite the fact that they are not connected to the camera directly.

Intel RealSense Depth Camera Manager has the role of expanding the 2D and 3D capabilities of the gadget to the client system and can be a versatile addition to your F200 camera.