get_image

This guide is for Windows 10/11 only!

Make sure Tape Measure and your device are on the same network.
Ping spot by opening command prompt and pasting in:
- python.exe -m bosdyn.client 192.168.200.39 id
- The string of numbers in this instance is the ip address of Tape Measure
It should return Tape Measure's name and ID

*Should look something like this:

Get an image from one of Tape Measures cameras!
Start by opening up command prompt and getting into your virtual environment.
To get into virtual environment paste:
- .\my_spot_env\Scripts\activate.bat
- For more info check previous documentation.
Then cd into your get_image folder of the spot SDK
To do so find where the spot sdk folder is located.
Then type cd one folder at a time until you reach get_image

*Should look something like this:

Then paste in the command:
- python.exe -m pip install -r requirements.txt
It’s normal if it takes a little bit.
You are now free to run any get_image command.
For username and password please see Dwight.
For Static Image:
- python.exe get_image.py 192.168.200.39 --image-sources frontleft_fisheye_image --image-sources frontleft_depth
With static image you'll find the images saved in the get_image folder.

For Streaming his cameras:
- python.exe image_viewer.py 192.168.200.39 --image-sources frontleft_fisheye_image

*IMPORTANT* When in streaming mode press ESC to exit the viewer.

*You should get images such as this one:

Want it to show you color? How about adjusting the picture’s size? You can mess with arguments during meetings! So be there!