diff --git a/docs/source/references/camera_streaming.rst b/docs/source/references/camera_streaming.rst index a88f18845a..aae51ec208 100644 --- a/docs/source/references/camera_streaming.rst +++ b/docs/source/references/camera_streaming.rst @@ -11,6 +11,10 @@ robot to a workstation over the network (split mode). It can also stream :ref:`r data ` — a video file replayed in place of a live camera — and render to a desktop window instead of the headset. +Controllers adjust the camera view, including its placement, shape, and stereo settings. +This sample does not send robot commands or record robot demonstrations; see `Next steps`_ +for robot-control and recording integrations. + The sample lives at :code-dir:`examples/camera_viz/ `. This page walks you from setup and a camera-free first run to real cameras and the robot → workstation split mode. For the exact command surface and flags, see the @@ -299,6 +303,12 @@ needs values it supports (inspect them with ``v4l2-ctl --list-formats-ext``): ./camera_viz.sh run configs/v4l2.yaml # or oakd.yaml / zed.yaml +**ZED Mini: UVC or SDK stereo.** In the 2560×720 UVC mode used by ``v4l2.yaml``, the left +and right camera images are packed side by side. The sample displays that entire image on one +plane, with the same packed image in both headset eyes. For per-eye stereo, install ZED support +with ``./camera_viz.sh setup --with-zed`` and use ``configs/zed.yaml`` (``type: zed``, +``stereo: true``), which retrieves a separate image for each eye through the ZED SDK. + **You should see** the same startup lines as above with the camera's tag (``[v4l2]``, ``[oakd]``, ``[zed]``) and the live feed. Multiple entries in the ``cameras`` list render as one plane each. @@ -722,3 +732,7 @@ Next steps - :ref:`Stream from a robot ` when capture and viewing run on separate machines. - :ref:`Share the XR session with teleoperation ` and map inputs with the :doc:`retargeting interface `. +- Control a physical SO-101 and record demonstrations with + :doc:`LeRobot `. +- Teleoperate a simulated SO-101 and record demonstrations with + :doc:`Isaac Lab `.