L. Bartolini, A. Bordone, L. Businaro, M. Ferri De Collibus, G. Fornetti, L. Morici, C. Poggi
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A coherent laser sensor, able to achieve measurement of absolute and relative distance of real targets, has been developed for advanced robotic applications. A brief theoretical description of the expected behavior of such system is reported for static and dynamic targets; the theoretical range error dependence from the signal to noise ratio is also described. Experimental results for measurements of static and vibrating real targets are discussed.