ASUS introduces new compact 3D sensor ASUS Xtion 2 with 640×480 pixels 30fps and image resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels. ASUS Xtion 2 features low power consumption and uses USB 3 for power supply.0.
Highly Sensitive Motion and Image Sensors
The ASUS Xtion 2 3D sensor delivers accurate, high-quality depth imaging at 640×480 pixels 30 frames per second from 0.8m to 3.5m. ASUS Xtion 2 provides a 5Mpixel sensor 2592×1944 pixels for better image quality.
The improved performance of the new ASUS Xtion 2, compared to the previous generation version, opens up new possibilities for developers, allowing them to use more accurate depth imaging in their own systems and products. The scalable range of the ASUS Xtion 2 will also be useful in robotics, surveillance, automotive or 3D scanning.
Compact size and energy efficiency
The ASUS Xtion 2’s compact size 110x35x35mm and low power consumption gives users more options when integrating into existing systems or environments, whether using the ASUS Xtion 2 in an enterprise solution or software development.
Support for OpenNI standard and compatibility with various operating systems
The new ASUS Xtion 2 is OpenNI compliant, supporting Windows 8 and 10 and Linux operating systems for advanced application development. Supports Android™ and OPEN NI1.5 available by special request.
ASUS is open to developers who are interested in developing or customizing applications for the Xtion 2. If you’re interested in this offer, send an email [email protected].
Specifications
| Sensor coverage | 0,8 – 3,5 m |
| Viewing Angle H, V, Diagonal | 74°, 52°, 90° |
| Sensors | RGB and depth sensor |
| Depth Sensor Resolution | 640 x 480 @ 30fps |
| RGB Sensor Resolution | 2592 x 1944 @ P15 1920 x 1080 @ P30 1280 x 720 @ P60 |
| Platforms | Intel® X86 Intel® X64 |
| Support OS | Windows 8, Windows 10 Linux Ubuntu 14.04 Android™ on demand *OpenNI compatibility |
| Power | USB 3.0 |
| Terms of Use | For indoor use only |
| Dimensions | 110 x 35 x 35 mm no stand |
Can someone please explain how the 3D sensor ASUS Xtion 2 works and what its main features are? I’m interested in understanding how this technology can be utilized and if it can be integrated into existing devices.
What are the unique features and capabilities of the ASUS Xtion 2 3D sensor? How does it compare to other similar sensors in the market? Can it be used for gaming or other applications beyond traditional computer use?