Basler ToF Software
For a smooth start to 3D imaging: The Basler pylon software and the pylon Supplementary Package contain all the necessary tools for easy setup and integration of your Basler ToF Camera.
Scope of the pylon Supplementary Package
Basler blaze viewer
Basler GenTL Producer
Example programs
Compatibility with GenICam- GenTL and GenAPI standards enables plug-and-play integration with popular libraries, such as: HALCON, Isaac, MIL, OpenCV, Point Cloud Library (PCL), and ROS
Available for Windows and Linux (x86_64, ARM)
Everything in view with the blaze Viewer
The pylon Supplementary Package for the Basler ToF Camera includes the user-friendly blaze Viewer. This powerful configuration and visualization tool gives you easy access to all camera parameters. Depth data and intensity images are displayed simultaneously in multiple windows, allowing you to access the exact information you need.
Easy access to all camera functions via GenAPI function tree
Detailed description of each parameter for easy configuration
Visualization of intensity image, point cloud image, range map, and confidence map
Example codes provided to copy and paste directly into your source code
Easily save image formats and settings
pylon camera driver for the Robot Operating System (ROS)
Programming robots with vision components takes on a new dimension with the integration of Basler's ToF Camera. This time-of-flight camera offers cost-effective 3D imaging in real time and it can now be used with the pylon camera driver for the completely revised version of the Robot Operating System (ROS 1 and 2).
Includes code examples for a quick start with the ToF Camera
The extensive collection of code samples in the Supplementary Package makes it easy to familiarize yourself with the camera functions and API. Numerous use cases clearly illustrate how to integrate the 3D ToF Camera into your application.
Code examples are available in C++, C#, and Python