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by Animats
2353 days ago
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There are LIDAR units that can see through fog. If you get data from multiple returns, not just the first, you can tell the difference between fog, rain, and solid surfaces. "First and last" is a big win. A solid obstacle in fog looks like a repeatable "last" (furthest) return, while rain and fog look like random disconnected points. I think Google's own unit has 8 stored returns. |
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