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Getting a Time of Flight Camera Working in Linux - From Kernel to User Space

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Explore the intricacies of implementing a Time of Flight (ToF) camera in Linux systems through this comprehensive 35-minute talk by Bogdan Togorean from Analog Devices. Delve into the full spectrum of ToF camera integration, from kernel-level operations to user space applications. Learn about 3D Time of Flight technology, data formats, output modes, and depth range capabilities. Gain insights into the Video for Linux driver, volatile memory management, and SDK implementation. Discover the firmware structure and its role in the system. Understand the processes of unpacking and interleaving data, as well as GUI development for ToF camera applications. Examine supported platforms, including Raspberry Pi and Jetson, and their compatibility with ToF technology. This talk provides a thorough overview of the technical challenges and solutions involved in bringing ToF camera functionality to Linux environments.

Syllabus

Introduction
Agenda
About me
What is 3D Time of Flight
Data Format
Output Modes
Depth Range
Video for Linux Driver
Volatile Memory
SDK
Firmware
Firmware Structure
SDK Implementation
Unpacking
Interleaving
GUI
Supported Platforms
Raspberry Pi
Jetson
toybreak

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Linux Foundation

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