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I've thought about trying to do 3d scanning with a LIDAR module, but they all seem really expensive. Does anyone have a recommendation for a spinning LIDAR modu
by voidUpdate 1y ago
I've thought about trying to do 3d scanning with a LIDAR module, but they all seem really expensive. Does anyone have a recommendation for a spinning LIDAR module that can be interfaced with by an arduino-style device, rather than USB, that doesn't cost me an arm and a kidney?
- coder543 1y agoI've never actually tried them, but if you google "RPLIDAR", there seem to be some budget-friendly options out there.
- mlsu 1y agoslamtec RPlidar points come in on UART. They are 2D, not 3D. You won't be able to do much with the raw data on something with the compute power of an arduino. SLAM takes a lot of compute and memory and compute scales with resolution quickly.