I want to make one from scratch. I question these cheap tof. Would love to see you use different color objects to determine whether it's pure tof or intensity driven.
is there any tiny sensor that measure the displacement/distance travelled in millimeter, just like how the mouse optical sensor works but tiny module.?
Some people have had success: www.hackster.io/team-protocentral/liquid-level-sensing-using-a-laser-tof-sensor-d04232 I would personally weigh the water tank (strain gauge) and calculate the water level.
Hi , I want to detect thin (light can pass through it)line in piece of clothe Which sensor would be perfect for that I used ldr sensor but i get problems while detecting white colour clothe
I'm guessing some materials might be difficult to detect depending on composition and the angle of incidence. Good presentation. looks simple enough. Do they all come set to the same address?
The factory setting is 52 hex. There is a way to re-program it to other addresses but documentation is scarce and what is available is written in chinese.
Thanks for your video. I tried connecting to my serial port using Tera Term, but it just reads out a string that I do not understand. Here is an example **ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**. Do you have any advice?
thank you for this video! I am looking for a similar sensor that can provide distance of up to 150 meters. Do you know if something like this is available?
LiDAR would be your closest pick, but range is probably maxed out at 100 meters. For long range you will have to get into land survey equipment. Check out products by TruPulse. www.lasertech.com/TruPulse-200L-Laser-Rangefinder.aspx
Check what consumer laser range finders use. (e.g. hunting or golf lasers). They generally use some pretty accurate optics, so they aren't cheap, but it's going to depend on what accuracy you need.
It is not very reliable in detecting water levels. You could put a float in the water and measure off that or use air pressure as in this video: ruclips.net/video/NOTMb165jMU/видео.html
@@0033mer can you help me with this? I just need to map a single room. my university graduation project cleaning robot mapping. and my time is limited. I do not know much coding.
hello! thanks for your video. it really great work! I also make some work using tof10120 for my artworks, but it is really hard to get information about tof sensor. So, l'm sorry to say this, but could you give me this project code?
Check out the word "measure" in my code at 6:54. Send a null over I2C to the sensor and then read two bytes back. That will be the measurement in millimeters.
I like that you're using forth to control your nano. Pretty much the ideal tech stack for this kind of thing.
Thank you so much for this video. As a true novice, I appreciate this type of explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
What is the smallest amount of measurement it can sense? 1mm, 1cm, 6 inches? Thanks!
Whats the precision and max reading frequency?
Hi, can this sensor able to detect behind a meterial, eg transparent plastic or glass
Did you ever do some objective testing of the accuracy (measuring a known distance vs what the sensor is reporting?)
I want to make one from scratch. I question these cheap tof. Would love to see you use different color objects to determine whether it's pure tof or intensity driven.
What type of range finder would work best if mounted on a moving object? Such as a bike.
is there any tiny sensor that measure the displacement/distance travelled in millimeter, just like how the mouse optical sensor works but tiny module.?
I am looking for sensor having upto 50 micrometer resolution and same accuracy, please suggest me that can be interfaced with arduino!
How it perform in sunlight?
Nice vid. Could you check if this sensor can detect the surface of water and as water rises the distance becomes shorter? Thx in advance.
Some people have had success: www.hackster.io/team-protocentral/liquid-level-sensing-using-a-laser-tof-sensor-d04232
I would personally weigh the water tank (strain gauge) and calculate the water level.
Hi ,
I want to detect thin (light can pass through it)line in piece of clothe
Which sensor would be perfect for that
I used ldr sensor but i get problems while detecting white colour clothe
MIN REFRESH TIME OF MEASURE DATA?OUTSIDE CAN BE USED?
Can this sensor measure water level if I point the sensor to a bucket of water?
I'm guessing some materials might be difficult to detect depending on composition and the angle of incidence. Good presentation. looks simple enough. Do they all come set to the same address?
The factory setting is 52 hex. There is a way to re-program it to other addresses but documentation is scarce and what is available is written in chinese.
Can I interface this with a pic microcontroller? Also, will it penetrate water(can it be used to measure the distance under water)?
Whether you can interface it with a pic is up to you. It outputs i2c data.
I doubt it would read correctly under water. The laser will be refracted.
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Hi I was wondering if you could help me I am looking to find out more about impact sensors
can this sensor detect a fabric material like cloth?
Thanks for your video. I tried connecting to my serial port using Tera Term, but it just reads out a string that I do not understand. Here is an example **ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**ë³ööV**. Do you have any advice?
Looks like your baud rate is not set correctly. Set it to 9600 baud as seen at 5:00.
@@0033mer Thanks for your reply. I had it set to 9600. However, check and try again.
How does it work outdoor in bright sunlight? I wonder because the VL53L0X is very bad in sunlight.
Yes ... the sensor will be affected by bright sunlight.
it is work for water level?
How does the TOF sensor compare to the ultrasonic and infrared distance sensors in terms of resolution, accuracy, range and reading/sec?
Thanks.
That would be another video, but someone else has made one on that subject: ruclips.net/video/xO5_3SjEhS4/видео.html
6:43 Pseudo?
Thanks for the great work
You're welcome!
thank you for this video! I am looking for a similar sensor that can provide distance of up to 150 meters. Do you know if something like this is available?
LiDAR would be your closest pick, but range is probably maxed out at 100 meters. For long range you will have to get into land survey equipment. Check out products by TruPulse. www.lasertech.com/TruPulse-200L-Laser-Rangefinder.aspx
Check what consumer laser range finders use. (e.g. hunting or golf lasers). They generally use some pretty accurate optics, so they aren't cheap, but it's going to depend on what accuracy you need.
hi, thanks for your video. I have a question. Is this mod working the night ?Sorry for my english i'm french.
Yes .. this will work at night.
@@0033mer ok thanks it for make some ghost detector 🤷🏻♂️😅👻 thanks for the answer
What did you infer? Is this works better than the ultrasonic sensor???
Depends on the application.
Will it detect water level or just pass through it?
It is not very reliable in detecting water levels. You could put a float in the water and measure off that or use air pressure as in this video: ruclips.net/video/NOTMb165jMU/видео.html
I left a long comment on your “troubleshooting circuits” video. I apologize for the length but I didn’t know how to send you a direct message.
I used PI4, but don’t import i2c from machine.
I want to build a low cost cleaning robot with mapping feature. Will this sensor work for me to do mapping?
Yes it will. Just be aware it will also detect strong sunlight.
@@0033mer can you help me with this? I just need to map a single room. my university graduation project cleaning robot mapping. and my time is limited. I do not know much coding.
What is the maximum sample rate of this sensor ?
Max measurement time is 30 msec
UART??
How to measure water depth
ruclips.net/video/NOTMb165jMU/видео.html
good articale! could you give me this project code? thanks.
hi, thanks for your video also it will be good if you provide schematic and project code
hello! thanks for your video. it really great work! I also make some work using tof10120 for my artworks, but it is really hard to get information about tof sensor. So, l'm sorry to say this, but could you give me this project code?
Check out the word "measure" in my code at 6:54. Send a null over I2C to the sensor and then read two bytes back. That will be the measurement in millimeters.
Check out this channel for Arduino code: ruclips.net/video/xO5_3SjEhS4/видео.html
@@0033mer I appreciate your help.👍👍
Thank You
You're welcome