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Yes it would. Those track targets at a few feet, meaning all that shaking it's doing when it's "Pointing" would just wave the laser around in the general direct
by jvanderbot 2y ago
Yes it would. Those track targets at a few feet, meaning all that shaking it's doing when it's "Pointing" would just wave the laser around in the general direction of the car that is much further away.
from 4-5 feet away, a person with 2 foot width ~= .5 radians or 28 degrees of pointing accuracy needed, and no tracking accuracy needed since it doesn't seem to follow targets well. (that second link the target is all of 2 feet away and 1 foot width).
100m away, an aproaching car has 2m width ~= 1/50 radians, or ~1 degree of pointing accuracy. More to keep on center of mass.
And a car at that range would be about 20 pixels wide. That doesn't inspire feelings of robust visual tracking the way "Big blue blob of paper that fills 20% of the view" would.
- solardev 2y agoMakes sense. Thanks for the explanation!