Example Projects LiDAR Starter Kit
Explore example projects for the LiDAR Starter Kit.
The projects are grouped by type, difficulty and estimated duration to help you choose the right starting point.
You can follow guided projects step by step, use showcase projects as inspiration or try challenge projects to build your own solution.
Project Types
| Project type | Description |
|---|---|
| Guided Project | Step-by-step project with detailed instructions. |
| Challenge Project | Task-based project with fewer instructions and more room for own solutions. |
| Showcase Project | Demonstrator project that shows what is possible with the Starter Kit. |
| Advanced Project | More complex project with additional logic, software or hardware requirements. |
| Community Project | A Project created by our Community |
Project Overview
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Field Evaluation
Type: Guided Project
Difficulty: Basic
Estimated duration: 10 to 30 minutes
Requirements: Test objectsDraw detection fields and test how different objects infringe these fields.
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Distance Estimation
Type: Challenge Project
Difficulty: Basic
Estimated duration: 1 to 2 hours
Requirements: Any objectsEstimate the distance to an object and learn how LiDAR measurement data can be used for distance-based applications.
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The Floor is Lava
Type: Guided Project
Difficulty: Basic
Estimated duration: 20 to 40 minutes
Requirements: Several people or objectsPlay "The Floor is Lava" with a LiDAR scanner that detects infringed fields.
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Human Piano / Air Piano
Type: Showcase Project Difficulty: Advanced
Estimated duration: 30 to 60 minutes
Requirements: Several people or objects, audio output or external applicationCreate multiple detection fields and use a basic Python application to play sounds based on field infringements.
Recommended First Project
If you are new to the LiDAR Starter Kit, start with the Field evaluation project.
It introduces the basic concept of detection fields and is a good first practical demo after completing the Getting Started guide.
Contribute Your Own Project
You created your own project with the LiDAR Starter Kit?
Future community or university projects can be submitted through the GitHub.com project repository.