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Publish SDK 1.4.0 #1093
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Where can we find the depth library for ARM? |
@tkircher all the information is coming in the next few days. I know everyone is very excited about this release :) |
Definitely excited. Got a Jetson Nano specifically for this. |
Following for arm information |
Where would I find a Windows Installer for this release? |
This issue is still a TODO, title updated to reflect that. |
Updated description and added Nuget Link for alpha package |
How is ARM64 support on Azure Kinect Body Tracking SDK going? |
@UnaNancyOwen , ARM support for Body Tracking SDK is in progress and coming soon. I will update with more details. |
Incidentally, confirmed that k4aviewer works on the Jetson Nano (arm64). |
Description updated, 1.4.0-alpha.3 replaced with 1.4.0-alpha.4 |
same question |
The ARM depth library is in the NuGet package, under linux/lib/native/arm64/ The link is here: https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/package/Microsoft.Azure.Kinect.Sensor/1.4.0-alpha.4 and the file is actually just a zip file. So rename it from .nuget to .zip and unzip it. |
Thanks, I know where to find the libdepthengine.so.2.0 file now, but still don't know where to place it under arm64 architecture to run k4aviewer sucessfully. I tried to copy it to /usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu /usr/lib/ /usr/local/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu . None of those pathes works. |
You almost certainly want to put it in /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/ |
How did you get 1.4.0-alpha.4 to install on jetson nano. nano@nano-desktop:~$ nuget |
THANKS! My jetson nano works well! |
got it had to do this: |
Got the Kinect for Azure running on the Jetson Nano. :) I have already done this with the Kinect V2 I know the Kinect V2 & the Kinect for Azure are different but it shouldnt be impossible. |
If anybody is interested here is a video of the Kinect for Azure running on the Jetson Nano |
@valdivj what is the (full) command line argument did you use. I'm new to nuget as well. the syntax isn't intuitive. also did you have to update the firmware on the K4A? |
Had to install mono first The k4aviewer is running from this location: |
Is it possible to use it on RaspberryPi 4? Any tips on how can I perform the installation? |
The short answer is no. |
Beta Released today |
@UnaNancyOwen we will include #1097 but not #822 since we need more time to review. |
Good news, But I just have Nvidia Xavier, Could the SDK with ARM support can be applicable to Nvidia Xavier? if not, could you give the Nvidia Xavier arm support? |
Sorry @nonlinear, we don't have any Xavier's to test against. I am thinking it should work though. |
@tesych Any updates on this? We'd like to test on an NVidia Jetson TX2. |
@nonlinear1 it absolutely works on the jetson nano, so you really shouldn't any issue on the xavier |
This a little off topic but if you are going to use the Jetson Nano and the Kinect for Azure here is a link to a video that shows you how you can easily make a portable Battery power supply to run the pair. |
Does someone build this new SDK and successfully complie AZURE_ROS_PKG on arm64(jetson nano). Wondering some instructions using this ARM64 SDK on AZURE_ROS_PKG. Seems the manully compling file structure cannot fit the AZURE_ROS_PKG required provided by microsoft. Or it will have some updates on AZURE_ROS_PKG ? |
Just now, I try to compile the Azure Kinect SDK for ARM in Xavier. My OS is ubuntu 18.04. But I failed. I first download 1.4.0-alpha.4 from https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/package/Microsoft.Azure.Kinect.Sensor/1.4.0-alpha.4. Then I copy the /linux/lib/native/arm64/release/libdepthengine.so.2.0 from 1.4.0-alpha.4 to "usr/lib" in Xavier. After that, I download the Azure Kinect SDK from https://github.com/microsoft/Azure-Kinect-Sensor-SDK. Is something wrong? Could someone know? Thanks a lot. the following is a snapshot of error. |
@nonlinear1, you are close. This docker file script manages the dependencies that ARM64 builds need. You should be able to use this to get your dependencies installed. This script is for cross compiling ARM64 on AMD64, so don't run the script directly on ARM64 or you will end up with AMD64 binaries. |
I tried to compling the SDK in Xavier too, but I failed.Is there are something wrong? FAILED: tests/Transformation/CMakeFiles/transformation_ut.dir/transformation.cpp.o |
Azure Kinect worked on Jetson Nano! 👍 |
Has the Azure Kinect Body Tracking SDK with ARM64 supported been released? |
I have another error now! |
Please open a new bug and share steps to reproduce how you got to this build error. My guess is that you are working from the ZIP file download, which we do not support. You need to clode the repo so that submodules get populated and built. |
@tesych @wes-b Please update download link in Microsoft Docs. It's still v1.3.0. |
Thank you! I have submitted a PR. |
If anybody is interested here is a video of the Kinect for Azure running Nvida Deepstream using the Jetson Nano. |
@valdivj using the drill body and battery is a great idea. This is mine: |
@tkircher Looks Clean! |
This version (1.4.0) does not support body tracking sdk on Ubuntu 18.04. |
Body Tracking team is also adding ARM support. A new version of BT is coming that will work with 1.4.0. |
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Locking thread to encourage the creation of new issues |
1.4.0 version is here!
MSI Link: [here]
Nuget Link: [1.4.0] [
1.4.0-beta.0] [1.4.0-alpha.4] This Nuget contains binaries for Windows [AMD64] & Ubunutu [AMD64 & ARM64]Deb package link: [AMD64] [ARM64]
Firmware: [1.6.108079014]
Summary of changes are here
Updates - 3/5/2020:
Updates - 3/3/2020:
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