Stereolabs Zed Camera
Provides quick access and useful resources for Stereolabs Zed Camera.
Quick AccessPermalink
- Stereolabs on GitHub
- Examples on GitHub
- ZED SDK
- Install the ZED Python API
- Code Samples
- Documentation
- Getting Started
- Installation Quick Start Guide
- API Reference
- ZED FAQ
- ZED Troubleshooting
- StereoLabs Forum
- ZED ROS Wrapper
- ZED Docker Image
Before PurchasingPermalink
Check the specs on the store page, and decide which model to purchase.
In general, ZED 2i
> ZED 2
> ZED-M
> ZED 1
.
Quick StartPermalink
We assume you are using Linux.
- Follow this Quick Start Guide and download the SDK with preferred CUDA version.
- Install NVIDIA CUDA, with the same version of ZED SDK, and reboot.
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Install the ZED SDK, with all
Yes
. (If you don’t need the AI models, you can skip them.)sudo apt install zstd chmod +x ZED_SDK_Ubuntu18_cuda11.7_v3.8.0.zstd.run ./ZED_SDK_Ubuntu18_cuda11.7_v3.8.0.zstd.run
- Verify the SDK is installed with
/usr/local/zed/tools/ZED_Explorer
. - Install the Python package.
- Download and run the Camera Control example.
More details are provided in the Getting Started page.
Side Note: If you have trouble updating NVIDIA driver, please refer to this post.
Environment SetupPermalink
CUDA CompatibilityPermalink
- Set up ZED and PyTorch.
- Set up ZED and TensorFlow.
ROSPermalink
ZED in Virtual EnvironmentPermalink
Activate the virtual environment (virtualenv, conda, etc.) and run:
python /usr/local/zed/get_python_api.py
Test with:
python -c 'import pyzed'
TroubleshootingPermalink
If you encountered issue when using ZED Explorer
, launch the Diagnostic tool: /usr/local/zed/tools/ZED_Diagnostic
.
If you encountered problem during Python package installation, see this page.
If you encountered further issues, see the official troubleshooting page.
If you have questions, ask on the StereoLabs Forum.
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