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There's other limitations as well. But the Kinect is prolly a very good device for its price point. I would look to use LIDAR if the client has a bigger budget. It seems robotic manufacturers and universities are using LIDAR for their research and studies.
Superconducting camera can snap 3D photos from 1,100 yards | ExtremeTech
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We might as well take this opportunity to point out that this system isn't the same as Kinect, which projects a pattern of infrared light and then uses a camera to see how your hand/body/etc distort that pattern — but it is very similar to Google's self-driving cars, which use a 64-beam LIDAR system to map their surroundings.
I Heart Robotics: Limitations of the Kinect
describes limitations with field of view, range, and environmental factors.
Superconducting camera can snap 3D photos from 1,100 yards | ExtremeTech
quoted:
We might as well take this opportunity to point out that this system isn't the same as Kinect, which projects a pattern of infrared light and then uses a camera to see how your hand/body/etc distort that pattern — but it is very similar to Google's self-driving cars, which use a 64-beam LIDAR system to map their surroundings.
I Heart Robotics: Limitations of the Kinect
describes limitations with field of view, range, and environmental factors.