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When I devised my format for laser scanning, I used X, Y, Z, R, G, B where X, Y, and Z are 4 bytes. RGB was 1 byte each, total of 3 bytes. That's 15 bytes. So.
by kefka 12y ago
When I devised my format for laser scanning, I used
X, Y, Z, R, G, B
where X, Y, and Z are 4 bytes. RGB was 1 byte each, total of 3 bytes.
That's 15 bytes. So.... I'm 600% more optimized than Faro?
I think someone's off on their numbers.
- pbhjpbhj 12y agoIs it the difference between raw data and processed? The scan could have things like [I'm guessing] corrected baseline direction of the laserbeam (3-axes: theta, phi, psi??), time of pulse initiation in ns(?), time of pulse reception, colourific data, CRC. Then you process that to create the point cloud?