The frame rate of the camera usually makes the flicker appear much worse in the video since it rarely syncs with the laser projector's refresh rate. The refresh rate of the laser is determined by the amount of geometry projected - it's infinitely variable. That's why we break a truss image up into setup, chords, webs and plates so that a builder can quickly select what they need to see and easily manage image flicker.
We cut setup times to a few minutes and give you precise plate placement.
Is the pulsing of the laser just due to the frame rate of the camera or does it pulse like that in real life? Either way this would make assembly so much easier :D
The frame rate of the camera usually makes the flicker appear much worse in the video since it rarely syncs with the laser projector's refresh rate. The refresh rate of the laser is determined by the amount of geometry projected - it's infinitely variable. That's why we break a truss image up into setup, chords, webs and plates so that a builder can quickly select what they need to see and easily manage image flicker.
We cut setup times to a few minutes and give you precise plate placement.
SLLaserSystems 1 year ago
Is the pulsing of the laser just due to the frame rate of the camera or does it pulse like that in real life? Either way this would make assembly so much easier :D
RoboTekno 1 year ago