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05-03-2011, 00:04
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Re: Kinect LabView Drivers
Hello Ryan,
Your dirver is working well, I was able to build a visual inspection system, which inspects ceramic crucibles. Resolution is very good - 0.1" depth and ~ 0.5 mm in cross sections. The great advantage that it allows to measure OD/ID, wall thickness, height and bottom support in one snapshort. I am not aware of any other system that provides this flexibility and speed. The only issue is instability during startup, sometimes it takes several attempts to activate Kinect, turining power on and off and restarting Labview several times. Once Kinect is activated it works well and stable. If somebody is interested, I can share the results. Are you planing to release new version with improved stability? Regards Boris 
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