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Allows Intel RealSense D435 camera to attach to GoPro compatible mounts. Optional zip tie strain relief on USB cable with included shim. My thing https://www.printables.com/model/326547-gopro-compatible-mount-for-v-slot-20x20mm-extrusio…
Mounts Intel RealSense D435 camera to OpenBuilds 20x20mm extrusion. Optional zip tie strain relief on USB cable with included shim. My thing https://www.printables.com/model/326548-base-for-v-slot-20x20mm-extrusion can be used as a base…
I needed a case for the Realsense camera to attach it to an robot arm; so i modified an existing one to my needs; the holes are made for M3 screws but could be edited with the step file for your needs.
This is an expedient way to mount a T265 camera and provide a minimal level of protection. We used this for our FTC robots in remote competitions (but used more robust protection for the traditional in-person matches). The bumper case…
Print with the rail mount holes perpendicular to the build plate. This will ensure that the holes are a perfect circle and won't cause issues during mounting. Use Tree Supports (Auto). Only needed under the camera mounting floating area.
If printed from PLA, spring can hold on laptops with screen width 280 - 320mm. If printed from PETG what is also filament I recommend, it can be more. Screen thickness dimension is set on 10mm, but if you want to change it, open f3z file…
Installation requires various nuts and fasteners. See https://github.com/petermcd1010/rhino_3d_models for the full collection of Rhino Robots 3D models and installation instructions.
This mount was designed around the Intel Realsense D455F but should be compatible with other Intel Realsense Cameras with the same mounting points (2x M4 Screws) Additional Parts Required: 4x M3x6 Heat Set Insert 4x M3x 2x M4x8 Screws
Mounting for intel realsense d435i for use with f1tenth instead of lidar, mounting centers the right camera on the robot. Uses the swivel joint from the original tripod. Bracket for attaching the platform deck to the chassis, without this…
I tried to make a protective casing for the front of the RealSense Depth Camera Module D421. This design is quite preliminary and might require additional refinement to fully tailor it to our needs, but it effectively serves its purpose.…
Support for a Intel Realsense sensor, to be mounted on a window (to target outside). With some basic adjustments once mounted (distance from window & orientation). Assembly is simple with only three parts. One part should be screwed on…
All in one box with integrated opening for camera screw. The camera can be fixed to the lid for better usage.
Our team used T265 cameras on our Freight Frenzy robot. Due to the high cost of the T265 (and limited availability due to being discontinued), the mentors became concerned about the vulnerability of these devices to robot-on-robot…
Used to mount a RealSense depth camera to the front of the quadruped robot for perception tasks.
The printed part is just to hold together the RGBD sensor and the screen, with some screws. All cables go to a bag carried apart, that contains the Zero 4, the power bank and the USB hub. The sensor is mounted on an aluminium bar for heat…
