Time of Flight (ToF) 3D Camera Smartphone: Explained

[@aaronjiang8964]

Simple and straightforward, thanks.

[@Folsom92]

I appreciate you making this simple to understand.

[@HenriUnzip]

I’m glad it helped

[@pes_comps]

3d tof sensor(s20series) vs samsung ai stereo depth mapping(s22 series) ?
what do you think?

[@PublicTechAdvisor]

thank for this explanation Henry, Learnt a great thing today.

[@HenriUnzip]

I'm glad it helped, cheers!

[@lemniscate2218]

Is the average sensor size 14 ?microns

[@saemranian]

Thanks Man for your sharing
one question:
in 1:29 u said "laser", but i read lasers are ultraviolet.

[@HenriUnzip]

Hi, laser has a wide spectrum of regions. Infrared as I mention in the video is one type of a laser, and ultraviolet is another type as well, but both totally different. So in this case there is no ultraviolet. Hope this helps, and make me a favor, subscribe :)

[@Beybladereview100]

Thanks man. You are really helpful

[@woutlammertink9567]

Thanks man i didn't knew what it was now i know👍👍

[@ringaudaslevcenkovas1593]

Thank you! You explained it so simple and fast

[@HenriUnzip]

Glad it helped

[@mudi_6617]

Could you pls introduce the difference betwween 3D tof and 1D tof? Thanks so much!

[@prashantgupta6885]

Thanks for the explanation!!!

[@HenriUnzip]

Thanks, I’m glad it helped!

[@amitadhikari1659]

Which Sensor is has Advance Technology and give best image and vedio
quality in smartphone? a=3D ToF sensor or LiDAR Sensor and why?

[@pkasra]

I can't help it, why there is a hazelnut opener in your room?

[@HenriUnzip]

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[@pkasra]

@@HenriUnzip Cool

[@jamesknight1232]

great video to help with my cwk

[@lushisokoli2439]

This is quality video It's cleaner here This one in much better,

[@massimocrimi5796]

Yes thank you for explaining that

[@hopi9927]

Now,xperia 1 mark 2 does also has ToF lens.

[@sasorishino]

And Sony makes TOF sensors.

[@pes_comps]

zuckerberg?

[@pinkster5n]

Henri, your English is excellent - just one notable slip-up. 'Signals' is like SIG-nallz, not SINE-allz, even though 'sign' is like SINE. Or maybe we should do it your way, which kind of makes sense?

[@HenriUnzip]

Thanks Warren, your argument makes sense, but let signal remain "irregular" as it is.

[@lushisokoli2439]

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[@sunney69]

Thanks dear for your explanation

[@HenriUnzip]

My pleasure 😊