DARPA Creates "World's Most Complex" LIDAR Chip

[Guest]

DARPA announced that it has created a tiny 2D optical phased array that is believed to enable new light amplification for detection and ranging (LADAR) applications.

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[A Bad Day]

A shame that the average American public barely knows basic chemistry (and easily frighten by Di-hydrogen Monoxide), and would most likely not understand/appreciate the innovation.

 

[colaturka]

can you enlighten me?

 

[ricardok]

[citation][nom]colaturka[/nom]can you enlighten me?[/citation].. Are you sure you need that clarification?

I won't spoil it, but it's everywhere and some people did think that that molecule would cause cancer some time ago..

 

[ddpruitt]

[citation][nom]colaturka[/nom]can you enlighten me?[/citation]


Answer

 

[pythy]

One of the advantages of LADAR is the fact that it delivers greater detail and enables applications such as fast 3D mapping. The problem of LADAR is delivered accuracy and speed

What the?

 

[A Bad Day]

[citation][nom]pythy[/nom]What the?[/citation]

I'm amazed that you're still surprised...

 

[warmon6]

[citation][nom]A Bad Day[/nom]A shame that the average American public barely knows basic chemistry (and easily frighten by Di-hydrogen Monoxide), and would most likely not understand/appreciate the innovation.[/citation]

My brother and I love getting people with that all the time. :lol:

We may not be scientist but we at least try to remember and/or figure out most of the stuff. (or at least the common stuff such as that.)

 

[QEFX]

[citation][nom]colaturka[/nom]can you enlighten me?[/citation]

Ha ha ha ... I got the joke.

Subtle colaturka, very subtle.

 

[Guest]

Believe it or not we can scan a mine cavity in anywhere between 10 to 20 minutes... you do get more detail the slower the scan is done, but the major problem is how clunky survey equipment is.

 

[danwat1234]

I hope radar guns don't get this technology.

 

[soundping]

The drones get new eyes.

 

[pjmelect]

(and easily frighten by Di-hydrogen Monoxide)

I drink that regularly, no cancer yet.