Camera access on the Mirage Solo?
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The Lenovo Mirage Solo VR headset has a stereo camera system in the front which is used by the built-in Google WorldSense tracking system.
According to the Google dev blog, support for AR/see-through might appear at some future point (or not, knowing Google).
However, since I'm interested in raw camera access anyway, I was wondering if anybody has already taken apart or rooted the Mirage Solo to see if the raw stereo camera data might be accessed?
Based on some digging with a device info app, it looks like the camera uses OV9282 sensors (monochrome, global shutter, 1 MP, up to 120 FPS), but that's all I was able to find out so far.
Any additional pointers would be much appreciated.
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The Lenovo Mirage Solo VR headset has a stereo camera system in the front which is used by the built-in Google WorldSense tracking system.
According to the Google dev blog, support for AR/see-through might appear at some future point (or not, knowing Google).
However, since I'm interested in raw camera access anyway, I was wondering if anybody has already taken apart or rooted the Mirage Solo to see if the raw stereo camera data might be accessed?
Based on some digging with a device info app, it looks like the camera uses OV9282 sensors (monochrome, global shutter, 1 MP, up to 120 FPS), but that's all I was able to find out so far.
Any additional pointers would be much appreciated.
android google-vr daydream google-vr-sdk asked Nov 22 at 8:07
Florian Echtler
446314
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up vote
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The Lenovo Mirage Solo VR headset has a stereo camera system in the front which is used by the built-in Google WorldSense tracking system.
According to the Google dev blog, support for AR/see-through might appear at some future point (or not, knowing Google).
However, since I'm interested in raw camera access anyway, I was wondering if anybody has already taken apart or rooted the Mirage Solo to see if the raw stereo camera data might be accessed?
Based on some digging with a device info app, it looks like the camera uses OV9282 sensors (monochrome, global shutter, 1 MP, up to 120 FPS), but that's all I was able to find out so far.
Any additional pointers would be much appreciated.
android google-vr daydream google-vr-sdk asked Nov 22 at 8:07
Florian Echtler
446314
The Lenovo Mirage Solo VR headset has a stereo camera system in the front which is used by the built-in Google WorldSense tracking system.
According to the Google dev blog, support for AR/see-through might appear at some future point (or not, knowing Google).
However, since I'm interested in raw camera access anyway, I was wondering if anybody has already taken apart or rooted the Mirage Solo to see if the raw stereo camera data might be accessed?
Based on some digging with a device info app, it looks like the camera uses OV9282 sensors (monochrome, global shutter, 1 MP, up to 120 FPS), but that's all I was able to find out so far.
Any additional pointers would be much appreciated.
android google-vr daydream google-vr-sdk android google-vr daydream google-vr-sdk asked Nov 22 at 8:07
Florian Echtler
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