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Changelog

This file tracks notable changes for the py_aurora_remote repository.

2.1.1

Added

  • Added full Python coverage for the public Aurora Remote SDK 2.1.1 feature set, including:
    • session creation flags and listener-backed session creation
    • standalone TimeSyncClient
    • pose covariance retrieval and readable conversion
    • pose augmentation APIs
    • persistent config APIs
    • transform manager APIs
    • camera mask APIs
    • dashcam recorder APIs
    • controller power-operation APIs
  • Added new 2.1.1 example scripts:
    • time_sync.py
    • wallclock_sync.py
    • pose_augmentation.py
    • pose_covariance.py
    • persistent_config.py
    • transform_manager.py
    • camera_mask.py
    • dashcam_recorder.py
    • system_power.py
  • Added a unified source file header across Python sources with project, file, and copyright information.

Changed

  • Updated the exported Python package surface and version metadata to align with Aurora Remote SDK 2.1.1.
  • Updated top-level English and Chinese READMEs and regenerated the API documentation under docs/.
  • Updated explicit manual example IP defaults to 192.168.11.1 while keeping auto-discovery defaults unchanged.

Fixed

  • Fixed discovery-based standalone example address selection in examples/_demo_common.py to prefer usable IPv4 addresses over IPv6 link-local addresses without a scope ID.
  • Fixed nan position reporting in examples/pose_augmentation.py by removing the low-rate-mode override and snapshotting pose tuples in the callback.
  • Fixed stride-aware decoding for image, depth, point3D, and segmentation buffers in the Python SDK.
  • Fixed RGB/BGR handling and camera-coordinate rendering issues in examples/dense_point_cloud.py.
  • Fixed segmentation map stride handling in the Python SDK and semantic segmentation demo path.

Earlier History

  • Native Aurora Remote SDK release history is tracked in cpp_sdk/Changelog.md.
  • Earlier Python repository changes prior to the 2.1.1 parity update are tracked in git history and the project README files.