Unlocking The Hidden Lasers on Your Phone To Make 3D Images
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video I show you how to make 3d images using the the VSCEL lasers. I show you how you can see these IR lasers using a security camera. I talk about how the lasers can be so small.
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Your channel is one of the very few with titles that looks so much like clickbaits that I almost avoid clicking, but contents actually supersede them, and expectations too. Thank you !
So true! It's amazing how he does that!
Sometimes its actually clickbaits
@@siidhantdad8461 nope
True
I also thought so once, but the content is relevant. Only in a few cases have inaccuracies and scientific inaccuracies been reported, but this sometimes happens.
Infinite MIRROR room vs LIDAR what we expect to be the next video! :)
I think it will be pretty similar to the mirror room video, but you will just see yourself multiple times on the lidar
I can already see that infinitely long corridor slowly getting less opaque yet still looking like a ton of rooms
That's how black holes are formed
Haa haa
YES PLEASE!
This is genuinely crazy! Who knew we were staring straight into lasers, when using an iphone. You should expand on this idea - do a series where you reveal invisible stuff, which most are not cognitive of.
This is tick boi 69
@@yaykruser no
@@schmarcel4238 Yeah, should have watched the video to the end bevore commenting,lol
"we"? 😲
@Sri Vatsan is your caps lock broken? Also, you might want to use a spell checker now and then (or at all times 🤣)
The pitch black room with the laser array mapping would be awesome for a haunted house attraction. Imagine seeing someone hiding in the dark like that 😳
They have been doing this for years now. Using game-console body mapping software and laser arrays.
@@nodrogdivad do you have any more info? I'd like to look into it
@@user-zp5vt1tu6b You got Hulu or Netflix? Or even on RUclips, go to literally ANY new Ghost Hunting show from the last few years and you will surely see them use this. Ah, I just realize you used the term "haunted house attraction". I was referring to the many tools, some legit and some "meh" that are used by Paranormal Investigators. Now, I know this doesn't have much place on a Science-themed channel, but I have had my own encounters and it rattled me to the core of beliefs at age 20. I WAS a "strong" atheist and now I'm what's called a "weak" atheist, meaning while I don't believe in a bearded man in the sky, I do believe in phenomena that exist outside the scope of our modern understanding. There is absolutely no way that this beleif in me can be shaken as I was literally punched in the stomach by a ghost after "calling it out". I had to research the site, and research the phenomenon myself b/c the original "Ghost Hunters" series hadn't even come out yet. However, in 2001 I learned enough to know that it is mostly an electro-magnetic phenomenon that can affect our conscious. I also believe that interstellar travel is pretty much impossible, and that what we call "aliens" may, in fact, be races of beings capable of viewing us from afar using quantum mechanics based on advanced electromagnetic principles that only fringe groups of paranormal "Scientists" are only beginning to dig into the surface of. It's just a shame that most modern scientists have not delved into this. Basically, our minds operate at a freq. of 0-20Hz and detecting this range of frequencies is difficult. My foray into this science can be explained by looking up "H.A.A.R.P." and associated "conspiracies" as well as "Brainwave Entrainment", "Binaural Beats", and a program known as "iDoser"... Happy hunting!
Play the game Scanner Sombre!
@@weirdofromhalo very cool, yes like a real life version of this.
wow put that LIDAR on augmented reality glasses and you have perfect night visio
This is actually a nice one to try
Lidar vr scanner app
COOL!
I feel this is not too great of an idea, because stuff needs to load in first which takes a few seconds, using a nightvision camera would be better
@@Non_Consistent_Potato True, but night vision equipment is more expensive (and narrow in usages) than just having a phone equipped with LIDAR.
This is 100x better than the thumbnail!
Thanks meat... I mean mate.
wow put that LIDAR on augmented reality glasses and you have perfect night vision
Yeahhhh!!!! I tough about that too
Or the beginnings of giving a blind person sight.
@@R0me0316 that’s actually way more difficult than that, also all blind people would have night vision hahahaha
We already have that in the HoloLens 2 :)
I was thinking on a video game with a scene exactly as it is seen in this video... but with zombies... or aliens... hidden waiting for you...
Imagine Action lab collaborated with Veritasium
Both are awesome!
Revolution would begin
click *NOICE*
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@@rsigaming8990 yep
this is the coolest shit I've learned from youtube in a while
Wasn't expecting it that's for sure. I'm curious as to if they (phone manufacturers) even know this is a thing. I haven't seen anything about it or like it actually...
Too bad it's just on newer iPhones. :(
Same mate 👍
How to unlock this feature?
Step one, buy one of the latest iPhones/smartphones
Well that’s me out
id rather saw my hands of with my butter knife than use a iphone
Pretty sure you can avoid iPhones for this if you are willing to spend some time hacking with Raspberry Pi -- I see a few how-to videos about it. I haven't done anything with Raspberry Pi yet but I've been tempted to and this use case might be the thing that gets me there.
@@DankNoodles420 Why?
*Imagine looking at the room in pitch black using LIDAR and your phone shows that there is a person standing next to you*
new horror movie content.
Lmao! Picturing the ABSOLUTE HORROR I would be having if that happened to myself! Excellent too funny belly laugh for the first time in a long time much appreciated
Probably two things gonna happen, runaway or slap
Good idea for a prank. Just need to know how to hack an iphone and put the other person in situation where he'd need to use the technology.
Speaking of hack, that person will be a criminal that mapped out your entire family home using those invisible lasers without you knowing!
He never runs out of ideas!
Thats honestly amazing. I've been watching him for a year or two...
And, he still amazes me to the point that i cannot click away without watching the whole video.
Hats off 🙌
Love from India ❤️
I love the fact that this dude's channel is growing fast
Yeah
he definitely deserves it
@@Nativityin6lack yep sure does
its always booming along where you been?
Growing fast??? Channel been grown lol
This guy amazes me on a different level. The subjects and informations he provides with a constant flow of nearly unknown (at least to me) facts in a world full of knowledge is just mindbogling!
I’ve only recently discovered your channel and I’ve already learned more than I than I could ever have imagined! Your content, knowledge snd teaching skills are incredible! Time to stop typing and start watching another of your videos.
I love how your content is always something I never thought of or seen before, rarely ever see this.
Facts
He is smort boi
Like Grand Thomson in the old days
The Technologies are unimaginable and the way to make everyone understand such a complex mechanism in such a simple manner is absolutely stunning.
Imagine the possibilities for blind people. One step closer to giving blind people simulated vision? Wonder if it is actually being researched right now. Great video!
Thats actually very smart!
How so?
Neurolink will give vision to blind people
@@reptilewizz probably the tech around it, idk about neurolink itself tho
Someone already made a prototype using that idea.. I’m not sure what their RUclips is called but I’ll let you know later . Pretty awesome stuff
Great explanation! I have searched for how these devices work and could fine little info. You gave a lot of detail. I don't see how LIDAR time measurement is so accurate and with fine resolution.
This is actually amazing! I had no idea. The fact that an app can use the lasers to capture the data and then make it 3D printable is absolutely astounding.
And a bit scary
David Grimmett new tech may seem scary. But this is literally just a 3d photo , how is adding dimension to normal photo so scary 🤣🤣
@@sta1RR because if the tech was used for data collecting purposes, they could completely invade your privacy. Someone could toon into a 3d printed image of you while investigating what porn you've watched.
I just want to highlight that the statement for 1550nm wavelength lasers is correct, BUT they are not used in your phones and therefore the statement is a bit dangerous (at least not for the VCSEL structured light and Time of Flight applications)
The VCSEL used in this applications don´t use 1550nm, as the high power arrays are currently not available at this wavelength. Commonly used VCSEL are at 850nm or 940nm. To make them eye-safe, the VCSEL are driven with short pulses to keep the average power low. Also a single pulse is only allowed to have a certain amount of energy to be eye-safe. This considerations are done for certain distances, so holding the phone directly into your eye could still damage your eye, since instead of only some dots the whole energy would enter your eye. With the use of a proximity sensor (distance measurement by a very low power VCSEL), they normally make sure to switch on the laser only when you are in a safe distance to the phone.
Also the fact that you can´t see the IR light is actually nice for the application as you are not bothered by the light, BUT for laser this can also introduce a big problem. With visible light, your eye has an automatic closing mechanism that shuts your eye pretty fast if you are exposed to much brightness. This is not true for IR light. Ever tried to look into a 5mW red laserpointer (DON´T try it by the way)? You would have to force yourself to not close your eye. For IR light, it would just burn you before you would even react.
The VCSEL is dangerous without the right driving conditions and additional safety features by the developers!
Oof let’s hope that sensor never fails 🙄 Also how can we measure / see the pulsations? Any tricks? Thanks!
4:05 so this is why I want the apple glasses when they release so that I can see in the dark
Jesus loves you all please repent of your sins God Bless you and your family
@@littlesam6280 ok
@@littlesam6280 nah fam
@@littlesam6280 god said "enslave every creature, every fish, every plants" in the genesis, i don't think he is the good guy we hope 😬
He wanted us without free will even the angels, the reason why luxifere were damned is that he had free will, he said that humains are bad and he don't want to kneel down for us.
I think we are like the morning star and not pure little things, this was the objective and this is what we are that's it.
@@LVXIF3R3 the genesis verse that you are referring to is, from what I remember about Noah and Noah’s ark. If we wanted to to not have free will than we wouldn’t have it. God bless you
Theres no way I would ever buy an iPhone, but THIS would've been a MUCH better advertisement than the commercial about having extra cameras lol.
Yeah they could’ve at least advertised the LIDAR sensor as something that will increase ur photo quality.
samsung had it in Note8 like 3 years ago...
@@trader2137 they never kept it in the notes. I've got a 20 Ultra and I'm seeing nothing about LIDAR, IR cam, anything depth related.
is there a list of phones that could be used for this?
@@trader2137 a proximity sensor isn’t even close to what a LIDAR sensor is...
Just FYI
You can turn off the Wyze cam's IR light while leaving the sensor turned on.
Just for future reference.
They added that feature in case you wanted to use external IR lights.
Thanks! Useful tip 😁
At about 1:43, we see the tiles of the blue noise offset from each other, and they just allow the top and bottom edges of the illuminated area to remain rough, unlit outside of the tiles. So it looks like they have the noise emitter template in a thin strip. On one hand, I can't imagine the photolithography template having all that wasted space around the edges. On the other hand, I can't imagine tham actually tiling separate hardware emitters together with that kind of precision.
So my stupid question for the day is:
What are your thoughts on that tiling, particularly the empty regions? Is it all just the pattern of a single emitter chip, or a patchwork of hardware?
Just wanted to tell you that your Dedication is Appreciated !!
Keep up the Good Work.
Imagine someone using all that info about you.they know what you like and now they know what your house looks and everywhere you go.
Yes.. imagine....
@@marialiyubman Jesus loves you all please repent of your sins God Bless you and your family
I recently saw a video from a high level security personnel demonstrate how a smartphone can be accessed to serval and inventory a persons home or office, even with the phone turned off.
@@opendstudio7141 nice bullshit you watched ngl
@@littlesam6280 Amen. Have you seen the Living Waters channel?
I knew how this was used in Face ID, but I didn’t know how to use it like this
"yes, consumers, the lasers are used in facial recognition and picture focus ONLY, we're *not* going to use them to invade your privacy by scanning your surroundings to gain further information from you. we're just a good and honest tech company"
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@@shirai9563 what, you didn't know your cellphone spies on you all the time? it listens to you speaking, uses your camera and collects all sorts of other data too. 3D scanning is just another tool of information gathering
So what youre saying is to remove the camera, the mic and fingerprint scanner/face id?
@@shirai9563 nothing much can be done about the mic and the miscellaneous data one sends by just using the phone, unfortunately, but I'd put tape over the cameras, like some people do with their laptops' webcams, that way, they can at least be used when needed
@@caranguejo2269 yes, they most definitely do. not only do I have enough anecdotal evidence to know, but I also studied about it in college. cellphones do some really shady stuff without most people knowing, but people don't care anyways
the only man who actually uses I phone for stuff and not for show-off :)
Can we take a moment to appreciate the QUALITY of this video, THIS EARLY...
wdym?
@@tenzinc1514 i think hes racist
@@tenzinc1514 you know when a youtuber uploads a vid and people click on it fast as fuk
The video quality is really bad
But I clicked like 2 seconds ago
And the vid quality is 1440p+
@@FriedMonkey362 no
@@Gunz1234 I do know what you mean, unfortunately that only happens on channels that are either not monetised or have less than 5k subs, it doesn't happen on channels like this because there's way too many people subbed and viewing the videos all the time so YT put extra effort into the video quality, I only have about 125 subs and have no plans to ever monetise, when I upload something the quality is drastically reduced for the first 5-7 days because YT simply couldn't care less because they can't make money from me 🤷🏻
This is a very cool video! And just when it was getting really good, you needed to end the video, I suppose you didn't want to dive too deeply or make the video too long... You know I'm always surprised by the topics you cover on your channel! But maybe you can revisit these some time? You know, have a part-2 with more advanced details... Yeah I am able and could do my own research, but we're all busy these days... and I like the way you present the material! For example, an advanced treatment of the subject of 3D scanning, maybe get more technical details about how the data is captured and utilized by the phone... then actually scan something and print it out! Then put it in a vacuum chamber, blast it with the burning laser, paint it white (or black), freeze it in liquid nitrogen, set it on fire... you know, the typical day at the office kind of stuff... well typical stuff at _your_ office LOL 😁
4:33 imagine this kind of technology inside of a VR headset.
...already exists. MS Hololens.
I'd assume MagicLeap uses the same tech for mapping.
Already exists all the VR with Cameras, recreate their environment, (not with lasers but with cameras!) in order to track itself!
That's what they use on Ghost Hunter shows now for the recognition of shapes- same as the 3D mapping from game consoles that recognize players and where their arms, legs and head is.
I was playing with an oculus 2 one day and it has cameras so you can see while setting up your “play space”. With the headset on, you can see the lasers. I didn’t know this at the time, it was very surprising.
this is part of my package of ideas that I had when I was a child more than 10 years ago and I had no idea how to put it into practice.
"dolly zoom" and the Pythagorean theorem are the other two things that I "discovered" alone without knowing that it already existed... Damn, I wish I was born in 1800.
Respect
Well what does dolly zoom mean... As I am just 12 year old now😁
Not sure how dolly zoom (moving the camera closer to something while zooming out or vice-versa) is related to this or the 1800 but cool. The Pythagorean theorem is really cool though
@@giovannip8600 I think that what they meant to say was that if they were born in 1800 they could've invented those stuff
We're living in an era where we've democratised high-end military grade technologies of yester years and are using them to take booty pics & duck face selfies.
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What a time to be alive! =D
So sending nudes is a thing of thr past. Nowadays you send a 3D scan of your crotch
@@thecommenter578 So she can 3d print ti!
@@christopherjesusmigueltare4470 YES
Do I hear a little bit of Two Minute Papers in there?
tbh this kind of technologies are cheap to manufacture if they are produced in bulk and used opensource degraded software. only reason they are not common is the market interest
Oh, that stuffed animal looks like something preserved in formaldehyde. 2:09
i thought it was a termite nest for a couple seconds
Lol. This is what happens to those very popular IKEA toys are a few years of boys treatment
Cool. Laser shining directly to our eyes. Repeatedly.
Some time ago I was on the training about professional printers (light, color, etc...). And along with it we were taught a little about safety. And they learned us, that lasers are extremely treacherous - that even super low power laser, like in the laser pointer pen, if it shines directly to someones eye, can cause blindness on this eye even after 10 years. It seems like everything is OK for these 10 years, nothing happened, but after such long period of time, it causes eye destruction. I don't remember what exactly happens in the eye, but it was incurable.
So, big thumb up to big tech. And big wish to people to wake up...
I'm pretty sure the frequency of the light emitted is a big factor, much like UV light is more harmful than near Infra-Red. Secondly despite saying so in the video, it is NOT A LASER in the iPhone it's an Infrared (or IR) LED. Thirdly for exposure to the near infrared spectrum (700 - 900nm) to be even remotely risky it would require your eyeball to be within 1mm of the source for a prolonged period of over 20 mins (granted, not impossible, but highly unlikely).
Lidar can be harmful but again to light at around 1500micrometers the eye is opaque, so blindness is unlikely but damage could occur from deliberate abuse.
This is pretty cool technology for a cell phone. But, it begs the question: Why? Beyond facial recognition, what would one gain from the LIDAR data collected by a cell phone?
This is for depth sensing. If you know the depth of objects in a scene, you can use that for image processing and augmented reality. Want a zoom call on your phone but don't want to use a green screen to mask out the background? The depth sensor can help with that. Want to create an AR filter which can find the shape of someones face and accurately place 3D objects (such as ear rings) on the face and scale them appropriately and have physics interactions? With a depth reconstructed mesh, you can place virtual objects on a physical face and not have the virtual mesh occlude the physical geometry.
Imagine him at the Apple keynote explaining LiDAR and Face id
Even Apple's not aware of their own LIDAR spy technology. lol
Amazing. Your videos are going better and better
Now that's how apple should have advertised it's iPhones. Awesome camera wizardry there that I didn't know yet.
Man.. every single video you make and every topic you pick is just so interesting and open a window to a new world.. really awesome videos.. and the variety of topics... one tine you jump off a truck and another time lasers on your phone... I really really appreciate all the work you put into these videos.. thank you very very very much 👏👏👏
This is the same technology as used in the Kinext for the XBox, I hooked one up to a computer a few years back to scan myself an my daughter. Some android phones also have a time of flight sensor on the back, which I guess is the same as Lidar, great to see this become more mainstream.
“iPhone 12 or later”
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this is so funny :|
@@adderalll yes this is idk why the :| face.
Standalone lidar scanners used to cost $5000 before Apple destroyed them
@@LiDAR3D That's because for the typical average Joe, it's a pointless technology. But because we can now cram it into a phone... Why not, can put it right next to the black hole, antimatter, and Hawking radiation detectors... 🙄
@@MadScientist267 Actually, there’s millions of points in this technology. Literally whole clouds of them
1k views in 3 minutes is just awesome 👍
Cool! Can't wait to use this technology while playing around with my genetically engineered catgirl!!
Very cool. Would LOVE to see you do the same kind of infrared recording of your phones lasers in a room with a smoke machine!
Or even just puffing out small clouds of baby powder to reflect the beams of light mid air.
Great video that opens ideas on other uses for that technology.
Awesome video, but which app were you using to see a live mesh off the room in complete darkness? from 4:00 min to about 4:40 min . Thank you
What if you use this in your mirror room?
Infinite portals ?
Infinite "hims". And the void.
And who decided to put lasers into a phone and NOT tell the public until after the apple was bitten ??? And why is 3d scanning useful for the average person??? What is really going on here??? Seems like the perfect way to covertly and accurately make a map of someones home or office. Thanks again for 👌 keeping us safe @$$....
3D scan is like the upgrade of regular camera. It is 3D not 2D so it represents the object better.
@@Vi-pv3xi I totally understand what 3D scanning is. I believe you missed my point. What I was saying was that 3D scanning is such a detailed technology that it should be clearly told to the public that it's being installed in consumer products. It is too easy to hack technology these days and and a 3D scanning system is something just begging to be exploited. And not in a good way.
Just friggin amazing stuff apple comes up with on a iPhone. Well done dude for the explain action and demonstration.
Awesome information, Ican't believe all this tech is in one phone! Thank you for sharing!
This is literally the future.
Things I've seen in movies using only cgi!
Especially if you compare the scans between mobile phone and comercial 3d scanners. On the mobile phone, the same takes up the textures when scanning. In the case of hand-held devices, a colourless scan is usually used as an output. Textures can then be reworked on the PC. I think this is quite time-consuming for large projects.
I just watched an entire 50 minute ad on your channel, now you owe me for eternity
Were you also surprised by every little thing you saw, and forget that you just saw that same thing 4 times in the previous scenes so it's like seeing it for the first time all over again each time you saw it? Wow that's so cool! 🙄🤣
You could use that phone in a friggin pitch black cave to find your way, or i suppose you'd just use the light🤣
not sure which one uses more battery.
i'm guessing at least you would have a 3d map of the cave.
@@RobertSanz1 those were my exact thoughts although how cool would it be to have a map of a cave.
@@RobertSanz1 light uses waaay less...
@@ConceptNull because the display can be off
What's interesting is that human skin has some absorption properties which makes it harder to be precise about the laser dot. Some techniques will look at the shape of the dot on an even array of laser dots, but other techniques will cast a different dot dispersion pattern and just try to measure the center of the dot. Because you know exactly where a dot should land, and you see where it actually lands, you can figure out depth, even if human skin absorbs and diffuses some of the laser energy. It can get a bit more tricky with hair, such as long hair or beards.
A little correction to what has been said in the video. VCSELs are designed for 850nm operation. Lasers operating at 1550nm are used for long-haul optical fiber communication and not for sensing. 1550nm lasers are based on EC, DFB or DBR technology but typically not on VCSE.
Your scope of knowledge is impressive, and explanations, understandable and concise. Your Kid (s) are lucky.
Exactly what I think when I watch him, such a broad spectrum of knowledge
You're a very trusting person. Between your phone model, fingerprints, your 3D facial scans and voice patterns, I am almost ready to become TAL.
Fingerprint data from the reader on a phone can't be used to reconstruct the fingerprint itself, just to determine match or no match. The others though, yeah, I dunno bout those. No face unlock, no voice signature stuff for me, thanks.
Wait... if the universe is constantly expanding, then the perception of the speed of light as a constant means it is always covering more distance at the same perceivable rate. This means the speed of light is a constantly accelerating speed in order to be perceived as a constant over more distance. Right? This would prove that black holes are just us perceiving light that is travelling faster than our speed of light from a central source giving the illusion of reversed time. I'd love for someone who knows more to contemplate this.
I don't think it's an illusion, it's more like an analogy like a clock with hands is an analogy of average Time. We are limited by current knowledge and understanding, so it amounts to speculation until the model or experiment can be designed (CERN perhaps). Time and light are static, so the 'speed' is irrelevant between them in the continuum. Slicing them (observer effect) creates the snapshots our minds can grapple with. We are dynamic, so speed is relevant as is velocity and we form a relationship with Time and Light based on those snapshots. FTL (Faster Than Light) is a potential not unlike polarity but explained or defined in the physics (we're seeing the speed of cause and effect relating it to Light because of our limited perception). If something is static, it's not moving, so in theory everything moving (velocity) would be faster than a thing with zero velocity. And apparently everything IS moving, everything that has mass, so everything is FTL.
Doesn't make sense... on that level. Light has no mass, so by that theory, a black hole couldn't affect light since gravity influences mass. Doesn't make sense. Something don't smell right in the state of.... unless. Light is there, and it's here, everywhere, it doesn't move, it simply exists as a field, and the field is charged by energy producing a polarity switch, off or on, just like a light switch.
You always bring us amazing experiments. Awesome channel!
Amazing episode. The best explanation of LiDAR and face recognition iPhone technologies that I ever seen!
imagine what Big Brother is doing every time you use your face to unlock your phone.
Do you mean Apple? Did you forget them famously refusing to comply with court orders to get into suspects' phones, on the basis of security and privacy for the rest of their users?
China certainly is. Quite ironic that they just accused Tesla of spying.
@@arfyness sure, for now, that they are telling us.
@@01DOGG01 China is the least of our worries. Need to focus on right here at home.
@@dy9955 They're actually the biggest threat to the entire world at the moment.
You think it's cool. I, on the other hand, think this is terrifying.
The nefarious applications of this tech is limitless.
The future is now old man
Dark Knight on steroids
might as well give up being terrified since you have been severely monitored for the last 15 to 20 yrs. The trouble is the generations that are born into these invasive technologies consider it normal and there for acceptable. Then they wonder why older people are always getting pissed off. The older you are the more your remember how private your life was.
@@howlingcommandose You are a multi billion dollar phone company and get access to private data! What do you do? Sell it to ad algorithms or track you down and shit on your doorstep or something?
@@heynic37 connection to reply is nonsequiter.
What app can I use on the front camera to make 3D image like you did with your head?
Snapchat
i have just been looking for android apps, but i am a bit lost. did you have any luck?
I knew about the array scanning your face but it's still amazing to actually see it.
One of the main reasons for the LIDAR on the Iphone 12 is for low light portrait mode. The lasers help detect the edge of a person/thing/animal in low light conditions.
Is there a DIY tutorial on how to do these scans? What app? A step by step guide would be helpful.
This please 🥺🥺 I lost my drone and I was hoping I could use the infrared imaging tech to map the search area
Im aching to explore this tech!
open the app.. hit the scan button.. and save it
He mentioned Scandy Pro and Polycam.
This will really open up AR and full body tracking on the QUEST
Fun fact: This is how advanced vtubers/streamers like CodeMiko make their characters show facial movement.
11 year old yt channel
@@anttheknee64 what, why is that important?
Conspiracy theorists are gonna love this.
AppLe iS steaLiNg yOuR FaCeS REEEEEE
@@tronpig 🤣
For apps, Heges will give you much finer detail, but it has a hard time scanning entire objects. A bonus it contains the LIDAR scanning. It's also fairly cheep $8-10. EM3D is also a good option, where you can export STL, OBJ, PLY, and the point cloud if you get the full version for $20. Scandy Pro is subscription or $100 for lifetime, a bit spendy for what it is, though has a better interface.
The most fascinating demo I have seen in years. Thank you.
This channel should be called "That's so cool"
Hey everyone today I'm going to show you
*Me : Ah, shit here we go again*
Remember the movie “Minority Report”? The weird 3D pics that he had of his son? They looked just like the scan at 2:25 so I guess sometimes sci-fi gets things right.
Minor amplification -
the speed of light is constant IN A VACUUM.
The speed of light varies according to the medium in which it propagates.
(this is how glass lenses function)
True, but - colloquially speaking - it's also constant in Earth's atmosphere, I mean, through air.
awesome, why I never, never find an explanation of both face recognition and LiDAR technologies on iPhones such as the one presented here. It took about 8 mins of video to explain so much. thanks!! wish there were more in depth explanations on RUclips.
This makes me think of those old "3D goggles" that were just lenses and a holder for your phone.
Has anyone made a budget short-range night-vison app for the Lidar yet?
"Use your smartphone" no: use an iPhone. Most smartphone users don't have iPhones.
The title is misguiding, its basically an IPhone add.
That's not true every new 300 + $ Phone can do that
@@NichtDu no
Neither one of them is "smart"
@@NichtDu no, only iPhones have the 3D dot ladder scanners in them. The video isn't talking about optical facial recognition using just the camera.
So, I’m shining lasers in my eyes every time I look at my phone...Hope it doesn’t malfunction and blind me! 🤣
This is going to be an incredible boost to product design, art, and all kinds of things if it gets really good.
Damn, did not knew that!! Thanks a lot!!!
Love from India ❤️❤️
Me too I am from Kerala
Here too,tamil nadu
I bet Apple wanted to realease that in their newer versions as a modern new technology feature and now you destroyed their marketing plans haha
-im proud of u
I wonder what fire would look like in this 3D scan
Makes one understand even better the impressive technology and engineering behind and inside modern smartphones, like the iPhone. 👍🏼😊
Hi there, great video! Can you tell me what is the app you were using that sees the laser dots to show contour in a dark room in real time? Great channel.. subscribed!
Are our dogs or cats affected by this?..
Okay, that’s nutty but very cool. I’ve always wondered how facial recognition worked in the dark.
Imagine what else your spy-phone could do
This was very interesting. Does the Samsung models do it also?
What if you were to use LIDAR in a room with different pockets of humidity? Wouldn't it take longer for a laser to travel through denser pockets of air?
hmm, good question, but look at the potential for a laser provided enough power, it'll cut through objects, so cutting through air would likely depend on the power supply -- LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, theoretically enough power concentrated into a small enough "bead" will cut through just about anything, so the 'speed' would be related to power not the light assuming Light is a constant speed
Here’s a question: where are these scans stored? Who has access to these scans? Is the phone able to scan without user input?
Seems like a useful surveillance tool... not sure how it can be justified for the sake of better photos and “security” when it probably doubles the cost of the device
Imagine seeing a demon in that imagine 🌚
no :-|
Connor -"Can you even see anything?"
Terminator - "I can see EVERYTHING!"
One of the most interesting RUclips Channels of ALL!
4:05 -- So that's what a real world room would look like if you set mat_wireframe to 1...
Im still going wow in my head