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Desmontaje del Magic Leap One

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  • No longer perfectly placed, we may as well pop the covers off the sensors for a closer look.

  • These twin sensor arrays sit at each of your temples, with the strobing IR depth sensor perched right in the middle.

  • AKM Semiconductor and Invensense (now TDK) motion sensors likely found at the top of the camera PCB.

  • A closer look at the nose-bridge depth sensor gives us the room-reading hardware in the form of:

  • IR sensing camera

  • IR dot projector

  • There's no need to set up receiver stations for this device—it does the projection and reading all on its own!

Ya no está perfectamente ubicado, también podemos quitar las tapas de los sensores para verlos más de cerca.

Estas matrices de sensores gemelas se asientan en cada una de las patillas, con el sensor de profundidad infrarrojo con luz estroboscópica colocado justo en el centro.

Una mirada más cercana al sensor de profundidad del puente de la nariz nos da el hardware de lectura de la sala en forma de:

Cámara de detección de infrarrojos

Proyector punto IR

No hay necesidad de configurar estaciones receptoras para este dispositivo, ¡hace la proyección y lee todo por su cuenta!

[* black] No longer perfectly placed, we may as well pop the covers off the sensors for a closer look.
[* black] These twin sensor arrays sit at each of your temples, with the strobing IR depth sensor perched right in the middle.
+ [* black] AKM Semiconductor and Invensense (now TDK) motion sensors likely found at the top of the camera PCB.
[* black] A closer look at the nose-bridge depth sensor gives us the room-reading hardware in the form of:
[* red] IR sensing camera
[* orange] IR dot projector
[* icon_note] There's no need to set up receiver stations for this device—it does the projection and reading all on its own!

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