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Hesai PandarXT-16
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1.2.2. Bottom connector lidar
Figure 4. Coordinate system (isometric view) Figure 5. Lidar azimuthal position (top view)
The lidar's coordinate system is illustrated in Figure 2. Coordinate system (isometric view) and Figure 4. Coordinate system (isometric view). Z-axis
is the axis of rotation.
Lidar azimuthal position is defined in Figure 3. Lidar azimuthal position (top view) and Figure 5. Lidar azimuthal position (top view). Y-axis
corresponds to 0°.
Each laser channel has an intrinsic azimuth offset. All channels are selected to define the lidar's azimuthal position.
For example, when all channels pass the 90° position:
the lidar is at the 90° position;
the Azimuth field in the corresponding data block in the Point Cloud Data Packet will be 90°.
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