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I am also interested in mapping application for Windows mostly because I am not familiar with Ubuntu. However if Ubuntu is the only way can I ask about Livox-mapping the author of this topic is using.
Is it as simple as installing Livox mapping package on a pc running ubuntu, connecting a lidar(mine is mid-40) and then running a provided app for it(I assume it is included a package)?
And one more: I have two motorised heads I use for capturing 360 photos. If I mount a mid-40 on one of them and make a preset to rotate my mid-40 stopping every 18 degrees for 3-4 seconds will Livox mapping build a 360 degree point cloud data?
I can even program the head to do 5 tilts trying to capture 360 degree horizontally and about 180 degree vertically
If it is as simple as above what will be minimum pc requirements and can anyone recommend any affordable tablet(7-12") I can install ubuntu on?
And just in case, any solution for mapping to capture a colorized point cloud? I mean the solution that will let me to use an imaging sensor to get photos(or record video) during a walk and then somehow extract pixels from photos/frames to make a point cloud to be textured.
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