When is multi-echo data useful in an outdoor application?
Our measurement area includes light vegetation, fence mesh and occasional rain. I am trying to understand when multiple echoes are useful and when they simply increase processing complexity.
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Our measurement area includes light vegetation, fence mesh and occasional rain. I am trying to understand when multiple echoes are useful and when they simply increase processing complexity.
During heavy rain, sparse short-lived points appear in an outdoor monitoring zone. I want to reduce nuisance detections without delaying detection of an approaching vehicle.
I am creating a quarterly inspection task for outdoor scanners. Besides cleaning the optical surface, what observations help identify a developing fault before detection performance is affected?
I am planning an outdoor pallet-presence station with detection distances that change as trucks enter the bay. Besides maximum range, which application details should I compare before choosing…