What Is a Remote Camera?

The remote laser camera is a laser camera that can shoot up to one kilometer away. The working principle is that the laser light will reflect back after hitting a distant object, and the camera will then measure the time it takes for the laser light to return to the detector. Its developers are physicists at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. The camera will be used primarily to scan objects such as vehicles, but will not detect the skin.

Remote laser camera

A remote laser camera is a new type of camera that can scan almost any object with a laser, and can even shoot and capture object images up to one kilometer away. It was developed by Edinburgh, UK in April 2013

The working principle of a remote laser camera is that the laser beam will reflect back after it hits a distant object. The camera will then measure the laser beam

Can be used to scan objects

Remote laser camera is mainly used for

1 The general working principle of a laser camera The light source of a laser camera is a laser beam. The laser beam is projected onto a rotating

Long-range laser cameras use low-power methods to obtain depth images of ordinary small targets at long distances. By 2018, fully portable light depth imagers can be created. ^[1]