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Yea I have some ideas, but I haven't found an easy way to implement it yet. The term of art that I'm exploring is called "Holographic Interferometry". Sibling
by aeonik 1y ago
Yea I have some ideas, but I haven't found an easy way to implement it yet.
The term of art that I'm exploring is called "Holographic Interferometry".
Sibling poster gave you a link to regular interferometry.
But basically, if you split the laser beam, one goes straight into the camera sensor, and the other off your object, you can do some pretty amazing things. Depending on a lot of little details (The devil is hiding here).
I found 3Blue1Brown's explanation to be the best, but less "ready to use".
https://youtu.be/EmKQsSDlaa4?si=j-YJm6scxK6bh_Is https://youtu.be/EmKQsSDlaa4?si=j-YJm6scxK6bh_Is
- sazimi13 1y agoVery very cool. I think what I am looking to do is much more simpler, which is trying to create precise mappings of golf greens. Starting out just using a simple ToF sensor and running it over the surface.