lamyipfu
lamyipfu
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19th Jul 2018
26th Jul 2018
Finally, @TNP99999, the first precise radar with both direction and ranging. @Public, This is a showcase of how a radar can be made. Works best in space but I want to shows you its downsides.
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Comments

  • Matera_the_Mad
    Matera_the_Mad
    23rd Jul 2018
    @cracker1000 Who said "new"? You did. Something doesn't have to be new to be unheard of or not understood. Just search for laser, lazer, or other spelling variant saves. Half of TPT users don't seem to know what a nuclear bomb is either.
  • MrBurgerMans
    MrBurgerMans
    23rd Jul 2018
    @Esteban222 The equivelant in 3d space is a black and white model of all ground in sight.
  • Esteban222
    Esteban222
    22nd Jul 2018
    isnt this just a 1d camera with a light in the middle? (it is still nice tho)
  • nonnymoose
    nonnymoose
    22nd Jul 2018
    DustinVille: just put it in a glass box and everything will be fine
  • Cracker1000
    Cracker1000
    22nd Jul 2018
    lamyipfu: Lidar is not a new tech which is unheard of.Lidar is the future of self driving cars.Everyone should know about that.+1 though.
  • nonnymoose
    nonnymoose
    22nd Jul 2018
    R33sesK1ng: he had to do it in the name of science
  • R33sesK1ng
    R33sesK1ng
    22nd Jul 2018
    you know, u didnt need to spend that much time to get FP, rite?
  • lamyipfu
    lamyipfu
    22nd Jul 2018
    Hey, someone adds a "lidar" tag to the save. Quite surprised someone knows that term. Yes, it is more accurate to call this a lidar rather than radar, I only choose the latter because people might not know what a lidar is. Go to learn what a lidar is if you wish to know more.
  • DustinVille
    DustinVille
    22nd Jul 2018
    caustic gas (caus) is pretty effective for blinding its sight in an area but i don't think i need to explain why using caus as a radar blinding gas is a bad idea
  • Esteban222
    Esteban222
    21st Jul 2018
    so a camera? nice +1