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mathgaron
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Comment #37856384
I helped build a similar setup a "long" time ago to build a sky HDR database. We had over 40k images across hundreds of days. The longer exposures definitely did not help (even wit…
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Comment #20048175
I don't think that a bad employee is someone that lacks experience. The article is not so clear on that point but I don't think it is what the author meant... That said, in my opin…
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Comment #19773308
Those cameras were developed by an Israeli startup that Intel bought a few years ago (Omek Interactive). Making these sensor low power could enable devices to have 3D reconstructio…
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Comment #19773189
Nice project! Your 3D printed case for the stereo pair removes a lot of potentially useful information for the feature extraction algorithm. If it can help, I have an old project w…
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Comment #19659744
Great example of Baader–Meinhof effect. When you recently hear something and you remark it everywhere. I can assure you that I also read this post and did not talk about crows/rave…
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Comment #19388531
I guess it is no secret that what helps is a schedule. I do it with accordance with a to-do list: setup realistic deadlines for all projects/side-projects and build a schedule base…
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Comment #19272726
You can still switch your focus with these because you still see the real world. However it is true that the objects are rendered ("OpenGL-like") the same way no matter where the o…
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Comment #19259876
I talk from my personal experience with V1 and other devices using waveguides display, I felt like it is not the best type of display to do "heavy work" such as reading/coding. It …
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Comment #18627709
Are you talking about a depth channel on an image plane? It also largely depend on the problem but here is a few tricks that helped me for my problems (object tracking). - Generati…
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Comment #15687875
The IR camera is near-infrared, it measures more or less light that your eyes can't see, and no heat frequencies. The IR camera is used to recover 3D information: https://en.wikipe…