Advanced Usage

Jump into usage by following the documentation:

• Event Data is a different type of data compared to standard frame cameras, for that reason we use our own custom file formats.

• Finding the correct file format, took some time. We now have a fixed file format, AEDAT4, but you might encounter some old file in AEDAT2 or AEDAT3 formats, you can convert them to AEDAT4 using our software.

• The procedure to calibrate an Event camera is a bit different from standard frame cameras. The general idea of the procedure is explained in details in the Camera Calibration section.

• Our DV-GUI software is also usable with remote dv-runtime instances.

• AEDAT File Formats
  • Introduction
  • Software Support
  • Common Version Header
  • Formats
    • AEDAT 4.0
      • Header
      • Data
      • FileDataTable
    • AEDAT 3.1
      • Header Lines
      • Event Packets
        • Header
        • Ordering
      • Events
        • Special Event
        • Polarity Event
        • Frame Event
        • IMU 6-axes Event
        • IMU 9-axes Event
        • Spike (Dynap-SE) Event
      • Formats
    • AEDAT 3.0
      • Header Lines
      • Polarity Event
      • Frame Event
      • New Event Types
    • AEDAT 2.0
      • Ordering
      • DAVIS
        • Bit 31
        • Bit 30-12
          • IMU:
          • DVS or APS:
        • Bit 11-10
          • APS:
          • DVS:
        • Bit 9-0
      • DAS1
        • Bit 13-10
    • AEDAT 1.0
      • Ordering
      • DVS128
  • Network Streaming
  • Supported Devices
• Convert AEDAT2/3 Files to AEDAT4
• Camera Calibration
  • Goals
  • Setup
  • Procedure
    • Image Reconstruction
    • Calibration
      • Using Kalibr
      • Using OpenCV
• Use a Remote DV-Runtime Instance
  • Start a Remote DV-Runtime Instance
  • Connect to a Remote DV-Runtime Instance