In this demonstration, a pair of OCULI SPU devices measure high speed depth in real-time. This capability requires synchronous data, high speed sampling and high dynamic range, all of which are all key aspects of the OCULI SPU.
In this demonstration, a pair of OCULI SPU devices measure the distance to a moving object (a ball in this case) in real-time. This capability requires high dynamic range, high speed sampling (700 Hz in this case) and tight synchronization, all of which are made easy with the OCULI SPU.
The article introduced by this blog post was originally published by Oculi. It is reprinted here with the permission of Oculi. If we were to consider the human body as an autonomous machine (or system), the eye is one of its smallest organs (or sub-systems) but it is vital to its efficiency and effectiveness for
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