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I don't know what those green and red lines are but they do look professional and impressive
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@LotsOfCaffeine The points are the 2D Lidar beams hitting obstacles. Green ones are valid and will be used for localization, red ones correspond to people so I am masking them in the algorithm.
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@LotsOfCaffeine In the original image you can actually see the feet pattern (half-circles).
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-red104052yIs that a view from the top ? Are you projecting the 3D points to the ground plane ? Or is it a cross-section (more like a really thin cuboidal slab to contain the points) ?
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@-red It's a 2D lidar so I only have 1 horizontal "slice". The only information I have is the distance and heading from the lidar, so it's actually more like 2D points, and we assign then a given height assuming the lidar beams are parallel to the floor. Yes, it's a top-view of the scene
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