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Since so many of them showed up in the Richmond I learned that my dashcam can see their 1550nm lasers, so they look like strobing party cars: https://youtu.be/5
by Lammy 6y ago
Since so many of them showed up in the Richmond I learned that my dashcam can see their 1550nm lasers, so they look like strobing party cars: https://youtu.be/56G34udNTfQ https://youtu.be/56G34udNTfQ (one at the beginning and a second at 3:10 that you can also see reflecting off storefronts and parked cars)
At least I assume it's 1550nm based on https://patents.google.com/patent/US20160291134A1/en https://patents.google.com/patent/US20160291134A1/en
- Judgmentality 6y agoPretty sure both cars you mentioned in that video are Cruise, which is why you're able to see them as it's 905 nm. Your patent links to Google, but they don't make the cars in your video.
- elliottkember 6y agoIf you take a left on Arguello, and then right on Fulton, you won’t hit all the stop signs on Turk
- jeffreygoesto 6y agoYour dashcam is CMOS. It is not capable of sensing 1550nm, see i.e. [0]. I've worked with 1550nm sensors, they use different material. [0] https://www.ir-photo.net/image/standard_camera.png https://www.ir-photo.net/image/standard_camera.png
- logifail 6y ago> I learned that my dashcam can see [..] Given it was night, I'm impressed with the quality of your dashcam footage, mind sharing what make/model you have?
- Lammy 6y agoIt's a mini0906-PRO (Novatek chipset) with a 24mm circular polarizing lens. I got it for the 60FPS support.