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    Quote Originally Posted by RedRocket View Post
    Apply some logic here,it's b/c at the speed of light a couple of feet separation distance is an infinitesimally small amount of time duration to calculate & display w/o using a Cray computer processing power inside your AL-P CPU.
    The CPU inside those ALPs is probably more powerful than those inside the Cray-1 were. In any case, a LIDAR gun MUST be able to measure distance accurately or it would never be certified to measure speed. The range accuracy quoted on most guns is +/-6", which is enough to use this method for the parking sensors too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awj223 View Post
    The CPU inside those ALPs is probably more powerful than those inside the Cray-1 were. In any case, a LIDAR gun MUST be able to measure distance accurately or it would never be certified to measure speed. The range accuracy quoted on most guns is +/-6", which is enough to use this method for the parking sensors too.
    Do you want to waste resources on the ALP worrying about how many inches or feet you are away from the vehicle in front of you or do you think the resources are better spent monitoring in defense mode for interference from other sources? Parking sensors operate just fine the way they work and defense works exceptionally well at the same time.
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