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Thanks for the comment. Scanning laser path is something like LaserCube is offering, right? I talked to them and they warned that it's a class 4 laser and shoul
by divan 4y ago
Thanks for the comment. Scanning laser path is something like LaserCube is offering, right? I talked to them and they warned that it's a class 4 laser and shouldn't be used anywhere accesible to people for safety.
So yes, basically what I'm looking at the moment is a way to verify the intuition about if that's even possible. Or what minimum size/power is needed to do that ring. And it's either a lot of DIY that are beyound my skills and time at the moment, or some good simulation software. I'm playing with Blender + LuxRender, but it's still too slow on my M1 and it's basically bruteforcing ideas instead of proper design.
- tomn 4y ago> LaserCube Hmm, that looks like a 2D galvo scanner. I was thinking more like a laser pointer and a mirror attached to a motor. > what I'm looking at the moment is a way to verify the intuition about if that's even possible You just have to build it! It's definitely possible, and the only question I have is the power of laser needed to be visible in your environment for a given circle size, and a simulation will not tell you that.