One of the great new features of the new Pro your LiDAR program, its sensors embedded in cameras analyze the three-dimensional environment in which it is obtained by offering a high level of real-time unattractive quality. The first test we were able to do was a surprise.
At first glance it looks like another upgrade, but it only takes one recording iPad Pro cameras with infrared camera to understand the size of the LiDAR system. This was done by Faruk, the head of YouTube channel iPhoneDo, in a short post on Twitter that highlights all the work that the iPad does while we focus.
A network of points that see distances regularly
Here is the iPad Pro & # 39; s LiDAR under-infrared. pic.twitter.com/IZkum3nwRx
– Faruk 🚀 ᴵᴾᴴᴼᴺᴱᴰᴼ (@iPhonedo) March 26, 2020
This is a video posted by Faruk, where we can see how the new Pro version is we use a network of lasers that detect the distance of objects the cameras process network When an object is near, the area being analyzed by these lasers (covered by a dotted area) is small. From a distance, the lasers cover a large area.
On video we can even see the well-defined shadow of a focused rubber duck, something that the iPad can also use to generate data displayed on a real-time virtual reality display. Of course, with the abundance of natural light our eyes detect, we will never see that network of dots with infrared laser: the only thing we will appreciate is the result of a high-quality optical system.
