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Laser that can spin 360 degrees
Why would it need to spin 360 degrees
To work both forwards and backwards
That's 180
...thats just backward
Spinning is so much cooler than not spinning.
LIDAR is radar with lasers. You're not using it to blind anyone. It's a way of detecting the physical space around the sensor with a very high degree of accuracy, especially when it comes to distance.
shrug the only thing I have that employs lidar (afaik) is my vacuum robot, which has a warning to not look at the turret at ground level while it's in motion