laser detection system

I'm making some program such as scanning program using laser,


It will be used on the highway.


The result is 2D.


We have 2 lasers for measure how the car's shape is.
one is projecting vertical direction(projecting ground) the other is
not so vertical, It has some angle.


So , we project this onto the car, After that, we get the result and
draw the graph(using MS excel)


However, The results(2 graphs) which are from 2 lasers are littlebit
different because of the angle between 2 laser beems. That's why I want

to know how to match 2 graphs.


If you know, please reply me.


thank you very much ..^^

On 3 Jan 2006 03:13:15 -0800, "lkalove" > wrote:

>I'm making some program such as scanning program using laser,
>It will be used on the highway.

And if you use it near me I will be forced to invoke my right to run
your ass over in self defense.

>However, The results(2 graphs) which are from 2 lasers are littlebit
>different because of the angle between 2 laser beems. That's why I want
> to know how to match 2 graphs.

Maybe you should ask someone with some brains how to post on Usenet,
because drivers are not likely to know how to program.

On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 06:34:03 -0800, Scott en Aztlán
> wrote:

>I don't get this. Using a pair of lasers in this innovative new way is
>a pretty sophisticated technique; WTF would you resort to EXCEL to
>analyze the results? And how come you can design frickin' laser beams
>but don't know basic trigonometry?

Probably because they don't teach trig in whatever backwater country
we granted the ****ing H1B visa to.