sügavuskaamerad
Sügavuskaamerad, also known as depth cameras or 3D cameras, are devices that capture information about the distance of objects in a scene. Unlike traditional cameras that only record two-dimensional color or grayscale images, depth cameras can determine the depth of each pixel, creating a depth map or a point cloud. This additional depth information allows for a more complete understanding of the scene's geometry.
There are several technologies used to implement depth cameras. Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensors emit light, usually infrared,
The applications of depth cameras are diverse and continue to expand. They are integral to augmented reality