Time of Flight Sensor to be used on RB5 and Starling 2 Max
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Question to the ModalAI engineers: I am looking at the VOXL 2 Time of Flight (TOF) Depth Sensor and plan to use it with the RB5 and Starling 2 Max. I saw that additional adapters are required but the product desription is slightly unclear, "Adapter PCB Required" and "Compatible Products -> VOXL2 with (with M0172 or M0173)" are not aligned. Also, when would I need the AXT 36-pin vs. the Molex 40?
Assuming that I am ordering the, MSU-M0178-1-01, which comes with the M0178, would I only need the M0172 (MDK-M0172-1-00) in addition to keep the full camera stack with the additional ToF sensor operatable on both UAV platforms?
I understand that both platforms use the VOXL2, however, I assume the physical mounting and routing distances will vary. Is there any documentation on how to mount and connect the ToF sensor to the RB5 and a Starling 2 Max?
Thanks in advance.
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Question to the ModalAI engineers: I am looking at the VOXL 2 Time of Flight (TOF) Depth Sensor and plan to use it with the RB5 and Starling 2 Max. I saw that additional adapters are required but the product desription is slightly unclear, "Adapter PCB Required" and "Compatible Products -> VOXL2 with (with M0172 or M0173)" are not aligned. Also, when would I need the AXT 36-pin vs. the Molex 40?
Assuming that I am ordering the, MSU-M0178-1-01, which comes with the M0178, would I only need the M0172 (MDK-M0172-1-00) in addition to keep the full camera stack with the additional ToF sensor operatable on both UAV platforms?
I understand that both platforms use the VOXL2, however, I assume the physical mounting and routing distances will vary. Is there any documentation on how to mount and connect the ToF sensor to the RB5 and a Starling 2 Max?
Thanks in advance.
@ChrisB here is a system architecture to follow: https://docs.modalai.com/voxl2-d0014/
We do not support an RB5, that is a Qualcomm product
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