#3D depth sensor

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I had a dream that I got my Magic Leap headset and then took it to a forest to create magical crystals and rainbows in the streams there and then I took it to the beach to decorate the sand with glowing shells and stars!!!!!!! and then woke up to realize I’ll soon be able to do these things FOR REAL!!!!!!!

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How does moon have human senses? (like taste, touch, smell, sound, hearing). Does moon have a tongue that allows them to taste things despite being a robot?

Lucky you, we love thinking about this stuff so we already have a number of explanations for these.

Hearing: Stereo microphones around where the ears connect to the head that feed into an audio processor that determines a noises placement in 3d space from the differences in acoustics.

Sight: Already drew a thing about this a bit ago! She has a spinning array of sonar depth sensors that essentially create a full 360 field of vision albeit without any color or light. The only data from this sensor is simply how close points are that can show the shape of things and their proximity. For the rest of the information there is a hidden camera on her visor to get light and color in front of her.

Smell: Moon actually cannot smell as she has no reason to breathe like a person does.

Taste: Her tongue is lined with sensors that can determine the chemical makeup of things in close proximity, emulating a "taste" sensation by tying a range of compounds to a variety of different signals.

Touch: Her various limbs have extremely sensitive positioning sensors that compare their actual position to their intended position, such that even a slight touch pushes on them enough that the sensors can work together to determine a general position of the point of impact.

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Self-driving cars occasionally crash because their visual systems can't always process static or slow-moving objects in 3D space. In that regard, they're like the monocular vision of many insects, whose compound eyes provide great motion-tracking and a wide field of view but poor depth perception. Except for the praying mantis. A praying mantis' field of view also overlaps between its left and right eyes, creating binocular vision with depth perception in 3D space. Combining this insight with some nifty optoelectrical engineering and innovative "edge" computing -- processing data in or near the sensors that capture it -- researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science have developed artificial compound eyes that overcome vexing limitations in the way machines currently collect and process real-world visual data. These limitations include accuracy issues, data processing lag times and the need for substantial computational power.

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[canmom]

cameras & 3d

belatedly learning how to actually use a proper camera. it's funny I know a reasonable amount about geometric optics and I could explain mathematically how a camera works, but I hadn't managed to connect that to practical knowledge of 'how aperture priority mode works'.

so no wonder so many shots at the concert turned out blurry, I hadn't twigged that you're supposed to adjust the aperture and ISO until the auto shutter speed becomes reasonable (and the focal depth is appropriate for your intent). I also wasn't really using the different autofocus-area settings to full effect so I'm sure it sometimes focused on the wrong thing.

I had it on auto ISO and f/2.8 the whole time. does explain why it was fairly easy to get the bokeh since that's the lowest f-number available on this lens (apparently very good for a zoom lens). but I should probably have manually cranked up the ISO to better handle the darkness of the room.

still, I have learned what the buttons and dials on the camera do now so hopefully the next lot of photos will be nicer. and hopefully learning a bit more about photography will also help me get better at 3D rendering lol.

in a real camera, the ISO, exposure time and aperture size all affect the brightness of the image, and each comes with drawbacks. increasing aperture size increases the amount of bokeh (equivalently, narrows the focal plane). increasing ISO (sensitivity) increases the amount of grain in low light. increasing exposure time increases the amount of motion blur.

3D graphics is simulating a camera, but it comes with its own parameters and language. in 3D, by default you get pinhole-perfect sharpness. in rasterisation, depth of field is a postprocessing shader which blurs the image based on depth. in pathtracing, it's a setting you can turn on which I believe affects how rays are traced from the camera. in Blender, you can input an f-number, but it's just another slider you can fiddle with so I don't tend to pay much attention to the exact number when I adjust it.

ISO and exposure time is not really a thing in 3D. the brightness of your scene is something you choose when converting from the scene-referred floating point output of the renderer to the final display-referred integer colour (blender offers a handful of presets here). every real camera sensor has a limited dynamic range, but since the rendering is done in floating point, in 3D you have a near-infinite dynamic range at the 'sensor' stage.

motion blur in 3D is completely optional - again it's something you'd do in a post-processing shader which blurs the image along motion vectors, or by adjusting your renderer settings in a path tracer to trace some rays at different simulated times. the graininess of the image in a pathtracing renderer is really more a function of how many samples you trace, which has no connection to the duration of the simulated exposure in the scene.

so while 3D rendering prepares you for photography in some ways, it definitely leaves some gaps! but knowing a bit more about how real cameras work will be useful if I want to render something realistically or fake it in a painting.

[brokenrobot2004]

DeerHead EMC-V1 baby pictures.. She doesn't even have all of her leg servos yet 🥺 (EMC stands for "Electro-Mechanical Chihuahua"!)

Her snout is a bit huge for this first run, but really this is just a draft while the 3D printer is broken; the LED matrix in her head was also defective right out of the package, as it turns out; so because it's also a little heavy, I probably won't end up using it! That's okay because atleast for the Arduino Uno, running both 15 servoes and the 64 pixel screen animations at once could be a bit much! I'm thinking of getting the hardware up and at 'em first, and making sure that I can program it to say, do a little dance for now to show that I'm up for the challenge of animating servoes with this driver library (right now I'm just testing with a live servo control program), and then I want to upgrade to a Raspberry Pi brain so that I can start giving her autonomy! When I do that, I'm going to atleast want two buttons; a back and head button to sense affection and love! Or scoulding with a tap on the head, but that might be much to program for something I'd never really need to do with a robot I programmed XD unless it ended up being more autonomous than I'm realisitcally imagining it being! I'll also want a gyro sensor, so that she'll be able to tell if she's fallen over (maybe combined with soft buttons on her front paws sensing that they aren't touching the ground), and self-right! She will also have a distance sensor on her chest to avoid bumping into things, and for a general sense of depth; and beside that, a microphone (connected to a voice recognition module? I feel like Raspberry Pi wouldn't need that, I haven't looked into it though), to understand voice commands.. Or just "I love you" whilst receiving cuddles 😄 and of course, there would be a speaker, likely in the back of the head or also near the distance sensor depending on the size; for this maybe I can use some old furby boom parts I have laying around 😆 I'd probably need a module for the speaker though, so the Pi knows it's a speaker, and that'd probably come with another speaker.. And to power it all? A six volt LIPO battery! Or would six volts be anywhere near enough for all that combined with running the programming of the robot? Such I'd have to research lol, but furthermore.. I welcome EMC-V1 to the world!!! And tomorrow my new servoes will come in, hopefully she'll be able to walk too by then 😄

[bhaskarthakur009]

Apple Vision Pro: Reality Restyled, World goes Mad.

The tech world has gone berserk since Apple’s “Apple Vision Pro”, its first stab at spatial computing, was introduced. This ultra-modern virtual reality headset surpasses the boundaries of that very concept presenting a near invariant convergence between digital and non material. Let us look into the characteristics that have fired up this frenzy, exposing how it operates, its dazzling layout as well as what technological advances is driving all of these.

How it Works: Notably, Apple Vision Pro does not just cast an image onto your eyes it generates a realistic three-dimensional feeling. It, with the aid of innovative LiDAR technology and depth sensors maps around you in real time embedding digital elements within physical reality. Picture playing a game of chess on an augmented coffee table that leaps into the depths, or joining coworkers from all over the world in real time inside shared virtual space.The possibilities are mind-boggling.

Design that Dazzles: The so-called ‘high art’ brand that is Apple has not failed in terms of form factor as Vision Pro proves, which you can read below. The frame is lightweight aluminum that curves ergonomically around your face, a single piece of laminated glass functions as the lens housing all intricate technology inside. The available modular parts necessitate a comfortable fit for varietal heads. It’s just one of many demonstrations as to Apple pays with its quality designs which merge function and form.

Technology Powerhouse: The dual-chip architecture has driven this wonder. The M2 chip well known from Apple’s latest devices packs phenomenal processing power whilst the R1 is a breakthrough solution which focuses on sensor data, eliminating lag. This combined power in other words gives smooth and into reality real experiences without trembling neither with lags of some timely moments.

Craze Unfolding: This is a crowd of people waiting for the future to see, powered by Apple’s image as innovators and somehow hoping Vision Pro. Players expect to immerse themselves in hyper-realistic realms, creative professionals imagine unmatched collaboration tools and casual users dream about the ability to step into their dear movie or even memory reeling, pulsating is 3D. This isn’t just a device; it is a new paradigm in human-computer interaction.

Privacy Concerns: However even during the heights of excitement, there remains a cloud in privacy concerns. The dimension of questions about data collection and use also surrounds the Headset functionality to track your gaze and mapping it, besides identifying where you are. Apple requires user control and transparency, but trust has to be won; specifically for such a sensitive technology.

However worrisome, the Apple Vision Pro is a giant leap. It is more than a poshlost headset: it unlocks the doors of an entirely new age to computing where real and virtual fuse together. Whether it lives up to the hype remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: Apple Vision Pro has set ablaze the world and everyone waits with great anticipation.

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Apple’s new iPhone 14 should be a great improvement and a big hit among all iPhone’s. Apple iPhone 14 has been in the news for a long time, and people are eagerly waiting for its launch as it will be a great upgrade.

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6.7-inch Super Retina XDR Dynamic Island FTW Size: 6.7 inches Resolution: 2796 x 1290 pixels, 19.5:9 ratio, 460 PPI Technology: OLED Refresh rate: 120Hz Screen-to-body: 88.45 % Features: HDR support, Oleophobic coating, Scratch-resistant glass Ambient light sensor, Proximity sensor

iPhone 14 Pro Max Camera System

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Charging : Fast charging, Qi wireless charging, USB

MagSafe wireless charging Max charge speed: Wireless: 15.0W

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Bluetooth: 5.3 Wi-Fi: 802.11 a, b, g, n, ac, ax Wi-Fi 6; Wi-Fi Direct, Hotspot Sensors: Accelerator, Gyroscope, Compass, Barometer, LiDAR scanner Hearing aid compatible: M3, T4

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In-Depth Understanding of Fiber Optic Sensing Network

Fiber optic sensing network is a tendency for many applications. It supports a large number of sensors in a single optical fiber with high-speed, high security, and low attenuation. This article provides some information about fiber optic sensing networks.

What is Fiber Optic Sensing Network?

A fiber optic sensing network detects changes in temperature, strain, vibrations, and sound by using the physical properties of light as it travels along an optical fiber. The optical fiber itself is the sensor, resulting in thousands of continuous sensor points along the fiber length.

How Does Fiber Optic Sensing Network work?

A fiber optic sensing network works by measuring changes in the backscattered light inside of the fiber when it meets temperature, strain, and vibration.

Rayleigh scattering is produced by fluctuations in the density inside of the fiber. Raman scattering is produced by the interaction with molecular vibration inside the fiber. The intensity of anti-Stokes rays is mainly dependent on temperature. Brillouin scattering is caused by the interaction with sound waves inside the medium. The frequency is dependent on strain and temperature.

Operating Principle of Fiber Optic Sensing Network

Optical Time Domain Reflectometry (OTDR)

In the OTDR principle, a laser pulse is generated from solid-state or semiconductor lasers and is sent into the fiber. The backscattered light is analyzed for temperature monitoring. From the time it takes the backscattered light to return to the detection unit, it is possible to locate the location of the temperature event.

Optical Frequency Domain Reflectometry (OFDR)

The OFDR principle provides information about the local characteristics of temperature. This information is only available when the signal is backscattered in the function of frequency. It allows for efficient use of available bandwidth and enables distributed sensing with a maximum updated rate in the fiber.

Fiber Optic Sensing Network Technologies

Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS): DTS uses the Raman effect to measure temperature distribution over the length of a fiber optic cable using the fiber itself as the sensing element.

Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS): DAS uses Rayleigh scattering in the optical fiber to detect acoustic vibration.

Distributed Strain Sensing (DSS): DSS provides spatially resolved elongation (strain) shapes along an optical fiber by combining multiple sensing cables at different positions in the asset cross-section.

Distributed Strain and Temperature Sensing (DSTS): DSTS uses Brillouin scattering in optical fibers to measure changes in temperature and strain along the length of an optical fiber.

Electricity DTS: Reliable temperature measurement of high-voltage transmission lines is essential to help meet the rising electricity demand. Fiber optic sensing, integrated into distributed temperature sensors on power lines, help ensure optimal safety and performance in both medium- and long-distance systems.

Oil and Gas DTS : Many lands and subsea oil operations rely heavily on DTS for improved safety and functionality in harsh environments. Fiber optic sensing ensures reliable performance and durability in high-temperature, high-pressure, and hydrogen-rich environments.

Oil and Gas DAS: The optical fiber in DAS creates a long sensor element that can detect high-resolution events throughout the entire length of the fiber.

Fiber Optic Navigation Sensing: Fiber optics are used in navigation systems to provide accurate information about location and direction. Aircraft, missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and ground vehicles require advanced optical fiber navigation technology to ensure reliability and safety.

Fiber Optic Shape Sensing Technology: Reconstructs and displays the entire shape of optical fiber in 2D and 3D. The technology enables cutting-edge applications such as robotic, minimally invasive surgery, energy, virtual Reality (VR), etc.

Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) Technology: Use of Fiber Bragg Gratings (FBGs) with different reflection wavelengths (Bragg wavelengths) in one optical fiber.

Applications

A fiber optic sensing network is used to monitor pipelines, bridges, tunnels, roadways, and railways. Also, it is used in oil & gas, power and utility, safety and security, fire detection, industrial, civil engineering, transportation, military, smart city, minimally invasive surgery, internet of thing (IoT), etc.

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What is Apple ARKit Overview and Its Features Highlights

The era of augmented reality and virtual reality has only recently begun. But their use cases are still expanding in 2019. Apple just launched the updated Apple ARKit, which enables AR developers to create more detailed AR experiences for mobile devices. Let's learn about the highlights of Apple ARKit's features in more depth.

What is an Apple AR kit:

AR stands for augmented reality, and ARKit is the iOS mobile device development platform. The consumer doesn't have to worry because Apple developers mostly use the ARKit framework. For the iPad and iPhone, ARKit enables AR developers to create cutting-edge AR experiences.

Overview:

Apple created the ARKit library in 2017. It enabled the creation and construction of mobile apps employing AR technology.

We can view virtual items in the actual world through the camera using AR apps.

A 2D or 3D element is added to the user experience in augmented reality (AR) so that it can be seen in real time through a mobile camera and appear to be a part of the physical world.

Without leaving your home, you may use 2D and 3D AR to see how the flower pot will look on your drawing room table. With 2D AR, you can add overlays that react in real time to geographic location or visual elements.

ARKit 2.0 was presented by Apple during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in 2018. A slew of brand-new APIs and functionality for AR development are included in ARKit 2.0.

ARKit uses motion sensors in conjunction with visual data from cameras to track objects in the real world.

What’s new in ARKit 2?

A new component in ARKit has improved and made it even better to use. The app developer now has new possibilities to incorporate into their core development principles. Let's examine the advancements in ARKit 2.

Persistent Experiences

You can maintain an augmented reality environment and objects that are linked to real-world spaces and things, such as toys and office spaces. So, you can pick off were you last left off. Now that AR stores the sessions, the user can begin playing chess on a table and resume it at a later time with the game still in progress.

Shared Experiences

Many people engage in internet gaming. The AR apps are not exclusive to a particular individual. iOS devices can now be used by many users at once to see augmented reality experiences or play multiplayer games.

Object Detection and Tracking.

With the addition of support for 2D image individuality in ARKit 1.5, you can now start an AR experience based on 2D images like signage, posters, or pieces of art. You may incorporate moving objects like product boxes or magazines into your AR experiences thanks to the support provided by ARKit 2. The identification of well-known 3D objects, such as furniture, toys, and sculptures, is another feature added by ARKit 2.

Conclusion:

All of the new ARKit's features were discussed in the article above. We advance the creation of apps with these additional functionalities. All those advanced features help the Mobile App Development Company developers to showcase the creativity of AR.  Recently, Clutch named XcelTec as the best AR/VR developer.

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