I'm manufacturing a laser terrain scanner, you can scan to within five meters of the object, and you know the direction, not instead of ultrasonic ranging?
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wang shou neng
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Interesting concept... how do you plan on integrating it with the EZ-B and ARC/SDK? or will it have its own micro-controller and just feed numerical data to the EZ-B?
Where I work we use them on the front of agv's. They are self contained unit and send bits to the plc on how you program it.
If I could get one for a couple hundred bucks I would love to use it instead of a ping sensor.
Hi everybody,
Parallax makes a laser range finder for about $129 bucks.
check it out.
https://www.parallax.com/StoreSearchResults/tabid/768/txtSearch/laser/List/0/SortField/4/ProductID/774/Default.aspx
Mainly the preparation of image processing procedures need to spend a long time, and I have yet to perfect this device, it still will be the external light, or reflective interference.
English is not very good, please forgive me.
@ Putt Putt Oh yea I forgot that one. The ones I am looking at can see 180 deg. So they watch the whole front and zone programmable, so you set up how it sees. But I'll check out that parallax one too.
@ RuralGeek , I think they show a or have code to use it on a BOE Bot with a servo to pan it.
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