While analyzing the data of point cloud, i found some strange phenomenon about the precise. But I expect there is no best plan between LiDAR and binocular vision. However, why our eyes more similar with the second system?
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Your observations and a question raised seems potentially very intersting but it is dificult to understand what you realy mean: what is the observation, what is the problem? Could you write it more precisely? Best wishes, Kamila
Kamila Belka
Thank u. The PDF introduces details of my idea. Best wishes.
Eyes use parallax and most LiDAR systems use angle and time of flight to measure distance that results in a point cloud. Some photogrammetry systems, if a series of photographs are overlapped can use parallax to create a 3D color point cloud similar to LiDAR. 3D color point clouds from overlapping photos are very much like your 2 eyes that use parallax to identify depth in a scene. Hope this helps.
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