Library and utilities for working with ifm pmd-based 3D ToF Perception devices. Compatible with the O3R, O3D and O3X platforms.
This library is available in python, c++, and has wrappers for ROS and ROS2.
C++ API Reference
Python API Reference
Comprehensive documentation is available on ifm3d.com.
3D cloud | Distance | RGB |
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main
branch is generally in a work in progress state and you probably want to use a
tagged release version for production.
The table below show the compatibility between the current ifm3d version and the firmware versions for the O3X, O3D and O3R devices. Other combinations than the ones listed below might work but have not been thoroughly tested.
ifm3d version | Supported O3D Firmware Version | Supported O3X Firmware Version | Supported O3R Firmware Version | Supported Ubuntu Linux Version | Notes |
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1.2.6 | Not supported, please use ifm3d 0.20.x | Not tested, please use ifm3d 0.20.x | 1.0.14 | 20.04, 22.04 | See the changelog and the migrating guide. |
Note that a full compatibility matrix is available here for older versions.
The ifm3d software is organized into modules, they are:
Module name | Description |
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device |
Provides an implementation of the XMLRPC protocol for configuring the camera and pmd imager settings. |
framegrabber |
Provides an implementation of the PCIC protocol for streaming pixel data and triggered image acquisition. |
swupdater |
Provides utilities for managing the SWUpdate subsystem of the camera. |
pcicclient |
Direct access to PCIC to, for example, actuate digital IO. |
tools |
Provides the ifm3d command line tool for manipulating and introspecting the hardware interactively. It is also suitable for usage within shell scripts to, for example, manage fleets of cameras. |
pybind11 |
Provides python bindings through pybind11 to the native C++ API. Supports all general camera functionality as well as a zero-copy interface to image data, exposed as NumPy arrays. |
deserialize |
Provides definitions and functions for deserializing structs sent over PCIC. |
Please refer to the corresponding section on ifm3d.com.
Docker containers are available for the ifm3d library, both on ghcr and on the dockerhub. You can pull them with:
docker pull ghcr.io/ifm/ifm3d:stable
OR
docker pull ifmrobotics/ifm3d:stable
Note that we provide 2 tags, stable always points to the latest tagged version, and latest is built nightly with the latest changes on the o3r/main-next branch. The latest tag is typically a work in progress.
For more details on the available containers, see here.
For more details on docker and the O3R platform see here.
Please see the Github Issue Tracker, or contact [email protected]
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Please see the LICENSE file.