• Official Tanner Gray NASCAR driver page with latest stats, race results, videos, news, photo galleries, team information, bio and more.
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• Gray Gaulding (born February 10, 1998) is an American professional stock car racing driver. He competes full-time in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, driving the No. 52 Chevrolet Camaro for Jimmy Means Racing.

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Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: master)

Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: master)

Point Grey Driver Licensing Office

Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: master)

Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: master)

Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: master)

F-150 Grey Driver Side Mirror

• Build history (last 4 of 4 builds):

Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: master)

Grey Driveway Pavers

• Build history (last 1 of 1 builds):

Point Grey camera driver based on libflycapture2.

• Maintainer status: maintained
• Maintainer: Mike Purvis <mpurvis AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
• Author: Chad Rockey
• License: BSD
• Source: git https://github.com/ros-drivers/pointgrey_camera_driver.git (branch: noetic-devel)

Contents

Cobra King F6 Grey Driver

Devices

This driver is regularly tested with the following devices:

• Bumblebee2

• Chameleon

It has also been successfully used with Blackfly, Flea3, and others.

Usage

Install from apt, refresh udev:

List detected cameras:

Launch camera:

Grey Drivers

When multiple Point Grey cameras are in use at a time, specify the serial number given by list_cameras:

Parameters

Until better documentation is produced, please see the PointGrey.cfg file for the available parameters.

Troubleshooting

When using Point Grey's GigE cameras, you may experience an issue with dropped packets which results in IMAGE_CONSISTENCY_ERROR being thrown by the FlyCapture2 SDK. You can adjust the receive buffer settings in Linux using sysctl to correct this. See this knowledge base article from Point Grey for more details.

Similarly, multiple USB cameras may require raising the amount of memory allocated to the USB subsystem. The usbcore variable usbfs_memory_mb should be set suitably large. This application note describes two common ways of setting it, via the kernel command line (edit /boot/grub.conf), or module loading (modprobe usbcore usbfs_memory_mb=1024 for current session, or adding options usbcore usbfs_memory_mb=1000 to an appropriate /etc/modprobe.d file). It should also be settable at runtime via /sys/module/usbcore/parameters/usbfs_memory_mb