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      gauravshukla914
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      @Alex-Gardner Thanks for the reply. I updated the image to 3.3.0. I've also set the en_voa flag to true in the configuration file. However when I do the "voxl-vision-px4 -s" to print the obstacle date, I get nothing.
      On checking the services running by voxl-inspect-services, I see that the voxl-dfs -server is enabled but not running. Is there anything else that I need to do?
      Also, I'm able to see the stereo camera output in the rqt image viewer.

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        gauravshukla914
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        @Alex-Gardner Also, just to let you know, we have the stereo camera replaced, so we have attempted the stereo calibration once. And we pushed the files to VOXL.
        When I do on - voxl-dfs-server I get this
        voxl-dfs-server

        skip_n_frames: 5
        n_disparity_levels: 48

        Failed to open calibration file: /data/modalai/opencv_stereo_intrinsics.yml

        But the calibaration method that we performed pushes left.yaml and right.yaml files. Is there anything wrong that I'm doing?

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          gauravshukla914
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          Update - we were able to push the opencv_intrinsics.yml. But when I do voxl-inspect-services, it still shows dfs server enabled, but not running.

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            gauravshukla914
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            Update - we are able to get the obstacle data printed on the terminal. But this only comes when we run the voxl-dfs-server in one terminal and then run voxl-vision-px4 -s in other terminal.
            Do we have to always run voxl-dfs-server in one window for this?

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              A Former User
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              voxl-dfs-server and voxl-vision-px4 should run in the background just fine if they're marked as enabled in voxl-inspect-services. If you boot the voxl and see that dfs server is enabled but not running, then can you paste the output of journalctl -u voxl-dfs-server so we can see why it's aborting

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                gauravshukla914
                last edited by

                @Alex-Gardner its now perfectly running on boot up. Thanks for the help.

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                  gauravshukla914
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                  @Alex-Gardner I want to check the stereo disparity. However, when I do the voxl streamer -c dfs-server, the stream is getting stuck on the the VLC media player. How do I see the disparity output?

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                    A Former User
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                    The config option is dfs-disparity not dfs-server

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                    • Daniel RyuD
                      Daniel Ryu @Guest
                      last edited by

                      @Alex-Gardner Different guy, but I followed the same steps as above and am also just getting a black screen on the VLC player for

                      voxl-streamer -c dfs-disparity
                      

                      Everything else seems to be working fine when I run voxl-inspect-services (you can see my status here https://forum.modalai.com/topic/409/obstacle_detection-messages-not-appearing/3).

                      I would like to have collision avoidance integrated onto my drone for a time sensitive project, but the documentation for voxl-dfs-server is not yet present and I am out of resources to turn to.

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                      • Prasad AntervediP
                        Prasad Antervedi @gauravshukla914
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                        @gauravshukla914 Hi! I am also getting the same error (i.e. "Failed to open calibration file: /data/modalai/opencv_stereo_intrinsics.yml" ). How did you manage to get the opencv_stereo_intrinsics.yml file. Did you write it yourself?
                        Thanks in advance 😄

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                          gauravshukla914
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                          @Prasad-Antervedi as far as I rember we calibrated the stereo cameras and then pushed the resulting files into voxl.

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                          • Daniel RyuD
                            Daniel Ryu @Prasad Antervedi
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                            @Prasad-Antervedi Try following these: https://docs.modalai.com/calibrate-cameras/

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