I am working with a Seek Thermal Mosaic Core developer kit (S312NPX) connected to an NVIDIA Jetson (aarch64 Linux) using the official Seek Thermal SDK 4.4.2.20 and the seekcamera-python wrapper. The device is detected at the USB level (lsusb shows 289d:0011 Seek Thermal), and the SDK tools (seekcamera-probe, seekcamera-sdl) launch successfully. However, the SDK is not detecting a valid camera—seekcamera-probe returns an empty table, and both the native viewer and Python/OpenCV scripts open but display a completely black screen. I have verified the correct SDK architecture, set the required library paths, added udev rules, and reseated both flex cable connections between the sensor, intermediate board, and USB interface board. Based on testing, it appears the USB interface board is recognized, but the sensor module is not communicating through the hardware chain. Does anyone have any suggestions or solutions?
hoorreemal, welcome to the TechForum,
Checking on this one. Will let you know when I have the information.
There is not much for actual linked documentation, however, from the video; Seek Thermal Showcases SimpleViewer Software | DigiKey; it appears they have their own vision software, so this thermal image senor board/kit, should interface to any type of viewer/SDK; first things first, have you tested the sensing kit with a lap top and the given Seek SW/application, if it works in that scenario, then it should work on your Jetson platform.