NOTE: Rather than wait until this was completely polished to publish, we've decided to just release as a work in progress. Keep checking back for updates!
This is a concept proposal for acquiring, analyzing and identifying the "signatures" (or unique data set) produced objects intersecting one or multiple range-finder beams. While this proposal is focused primarily on elucidating the validity of "signatures" as a method of object identification we will use a few sample application scenarios in our discussion:
- Doorway
- Gait detection
- Tying information to a database of other attributes (id info)
- Optical Fence
- Single-Beam
- Multi-Beam
- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Area Scanner
- Single-Beam Static
- Multi-Beam Static
- Single Beam rotation
- what scannable is building
- Multi-Beam rotation
- 9 sensor thing
Currently we have no specific algorithms or solutions for determining the identity of specific objects, rather this proposal and accompanying research (like our 3d Scanner Project ) serve as the basis for research into this area.
NOTE: *Where specific range-finding technology is referenced, we use the LIDAR-Lite v2 module by PulsedLight but is applicable to other rangefinding devices. *
Concept Illustrations Video: https://vimeo.com/150323380/
- Gait detection
- Tying information to a database of other attributes (id info)
- Single-Beam
- Multi-Beam
- Single-sided
- Double-sided
- Single-Beam Static
- Multi-Beam Static
- Single Beam rotation
- what scannable is building
- Multi-Beam rotation
- 9 sensor thing