To get the exampels running, first set up a project directory with (probably) an own environment and clone this git repository there.
Then, you need to install the Cuvis C SDK (see here, as explained for the python wrapper here.
Then you can simply install the required dependencies using pip in your local project environment.
pip install -r requirements.txt
Alternatively to pip, take a look on how to install the python wrapper manually here.
For running some of the examples, you have to use sample data (provided here).
Load measurement from disk and print the value (count) for all available channels (wavelength) for one specific pixel.
Load measurement as well as references (dark, white, distance) from disk and reprocess the measurement to reflectance.
Load measurement from disk and save to different file formats.
Load measurement from disk and reprocess to a new given distance.
Setup camera and record measurements via looping software trigger, aka "single shot mode" or "software mode".
Same as example 05_recordSingleImages but with asyncio.
Setup camera and record measurements via internal clock triggering, aka "video mode". In this example the cuvis.Worker is used to make use of multithreading (cuvis_worker_create).
Same as example 06_recordVideo but with asyncio.
Set up a virtual camera based on a pre-recorded session file to simulate actual camera behaviour.