Shuanglei Gao
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Shuanglei Gao is a researcher in optical sensing and 3D imaging, with a focus on developing innovative sensor systems for spatial data acquisition. His most cited work, "An omnidirectional 3D sensor with line laser scanning" (2016), has garnered 33 citations, reflecting its impact in the field. This paper introduces a novel approach to capturing full 360-degree environmental data using a line laser scanner, enabling efficient and accurate 3D reconstruction for applications in robotics, autonomous navigation, and industrial inspection. Gao's contribution lies in addressing the challenge of limited field-of-view in conventional laser scanners, offering a compact and cost-effective solution that enhances spatial awareness in dynamic environments. His research bridges optical engineering and practical sensing needs, demonstrating how line laser techniques can be adapted for omnidirectional coverage. This work has influenced subsequent studies in sensor design and point cloud processing, making Gao a notable figure in the advancement of 3D vision technologies.
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- 1An omnidirectional 3D sensor with line laser scanning33 citations · 2016