To mark the occasion of the 50th anniversary of its creation, a meal is to be held at the Anchor Inn in Tideswell, Derbyshire on Saturday 11th February, 2023. As well as a meal there will be speakers on behalf of the original Ghar Parau explorers and the current GPF committee.
mountainpenguin said:I hadn't considered how the light source moving would affect these things. With enough training data IF the camera where attached to the light source. Given the current state of the object mapping coming from mobile systems with the IR beams combined with visible this is clearly the future it's now a question of how long before its usable and when it's going to get small enough and cheap enough for use.
Tseralo said:The issue is tracking the movement of the device between shots if that can be cracked using IMU's then the rest is easy.
Cap'n Chris said:Tseralo said:The issue is tracking the movement of the device between shots if that can be cracked using IMU's then the rest is easy.
....Things have come a long way since Zebedee; GeoSLAM has WAY faster handheld devices now. With Zebedee you have to slowly walk, but with the new stuff you can almost run/fly. Watching these devices doing real-time Prometheus-style modelling while progressing at a good pace through a cave was awesome.
https://geoslam.com/
2xw said:Any more info I can read about this anywhere?
Cap'n Chris said:Tseralo said:The issue is tracking the movement of the device between shots if that can be cracked using IMU's then the rest is easy.
....Things have come a long way since Zebedee; GeoSLAM has WAY faster handheld devices now. With Zebedee you have to slowly walk, but with the new stuff you can almost run/fly. Watching these devices doing real-time Prometheus-style modelling while progressing at a good pace through a cave was awesome.
https://geoslam.com/