Seeing is Believing: Let's talk LiDAR
from Props Clear Hosted by Jillian Angeline / Jeff Fagerman
LiDAR can show you the world in a whole new perspective. Just ask Jeff Fagerman, CEO and Founder of LiDARUSA. Jillian Angeline sits down with Jeff to talk about his journey with Light Detection and Ranging. He says technology is so good these days, the machine can send up to 3 million laser pulses a second to the ground, mapping the world with coordinates. "Take your paintbrush, a four-inch paintbrush and dip it in a bucket of paint, put it on a string and spin that bugger as fast as you can get. If you did that in your living rooms, it's a disaster, right? Everything's covered. And that's how LiDAR works," Jeff told Jillian. Jeff is creative and resourceful, recounting how he and team members would visit Toys "R" US to get ideas for their LiDAR setups, going as far as buying toy cars, taking them apart and calling the manufacturer to get more information. Jeff is all about family too, especially grateful for his wife's support. His grandkids are even using drones to help herd sheep on their solar farm. You'll hear about this, and so much more. Thank you for listening! Support the show ***SUPPORT*** CASH APP: $PropsClear https://www.buymeacoffee.com/propsclear If you have suggestions for topics or guests on Props Clear, email [email protected]. For more information about host Jillian Angeline, visit www.4jillianangeline.com. *Disclaimer: The Props Clear podcast is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice of any kind. *Intro and Outro music by Music_Unlimited via Pixabay.
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LiDAR can show you the world in a whole new perspective. Just ask Jeff Fagerman, CEO and Founder of LiDARUSA. Jillian Angeline sits down with Jeff to talk about his journey with Light Detection and Ranging. He says technology is so good these days, the machine can send up to 3 million laser pulses a second to the ground, mapping the world with coordinates. "Take your paintbrush, a four-inch paintbrush and dip it in a bucket of paint, put it on a string and spin that bugger as fa...
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