Zivid One - The story behind the World’s most Accurate, Real time 3D Color Camera
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Claims a real‑time color 3D camera with 0.1 millimeter accuracy built from a custom pico‑projector structured‑light engine and structured light projector + 2.3MP camera feeding a PC/GPU pipeline that outputs point clouds. Features include HDR capture, a digital reflection‑removal filter, 100 ms captures (~100 ms capture / 10 Hz), onboard sensors for temperature/accel diagnostics, C++/GPU processing, Jenkins CI, and thermal/vibration/water testing; first production units ship after prototype fixes for thermal calibration and enclosure warping.
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- 0:00Intro
- 2:54The Fourth Industrial Revolution
- 3:48Collaborative Robots
- 4:58Competition
- 5:57Filters
- 6:54Housing
- 8:59Whats inside the product
- 10:32Design principles
- 12:12Industrial design
- 13:11Under the hood
- 15:40Test equipment
- 16:08Software development
- 16:44Modern C11
- 17:39Optimizing the GPU
- 18:29Continuous Integration
- 20:34Who founded Zivid
- 21:19Testing in Stuttgart
- 23:10Creative ideas
- 23:28Vibration testing
- 23:50Water resistance
- 24:22Calibration
- 25:05Suppliers
- 26:21Profile
- 27:06Proud moment
- 28:02Incubator
- 28:50Creative Selling
- 29:17Vision Show
- 29:34Small Family
- 29:49What drives great innovation
- 30:26The right people
- 31:33Conways Law
- 32:36Get Feedback
- 33:21Track Your Goals
- 33:52Empowerment
- 34:22Future of Zivid
- 36:17Capture
- 37:57HDR
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