ifm O3R 3D viewer
What is this package for?
This package contains a 3D viewer, based on PyQt. You can use this viewer in combination with the ifmO3r package for receiving images from the VPu and displaying it via the viewer.
Installation
pip install ifmO3rViewer
Start the viewer
From the CLI:
python -m ifmO3rViewer.startViewer
From the REPL:
> import ifmO3rViewer.startViewer as v
> v.start()
Further information
To get further information about the ifmO3r etc. please visit the official homepage
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