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This is super awesome! I've been taking Udacity's SDC and I wanted to play with some LIDAR mapping on my own. Been debating for the longest time to get the Neat
by syntaxing 9y ago
This is super awesome! I've been taking Udacity's SDC and I wanted to play with some LIDAR mapping on my own. Been debating for the longest time to get the Neato XV-21 LIDAR but it doesn't really make sense to get an obsolete hardware that people salvage from old vacuums. I wish s/he will sell the PCB on a crowd-funded run like Crowd-Supply or Tindie
- jotux 9y agoYou can buy 360 degree lidar dev kits for a few hundred dollars: https://www.seeedstudio.com/RPLiDAR-A2M8-Laser-Scanner-Dev-Kit-with-Adapter-Certification-p-3000.html https://www.seeedstudio.com/RPLiDAR-A2M8-Laser-Scanner-Dev-K... https://www.seeedstudio.com/RPLIDAR-360-degree-Laser-Scanner-Development-Kit-p-1823.html https://www.seeedstudio.com/RPLIDAR-360-degree-Laser-Scanner...
- syntaxing 9y agoI was going to buy the RPLidar when they did a fire sale on the first generation. But I read there was some refresh rate error so I didn't pull the trigger. Do you know if the Sweep (by Scanse) is comparable to the RPLidar (Dev version)?
- Jack000 9y agoit is not, afaik. The sweep has greater range in theory but its data is much noisier.