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Optical Sensing on the ramp
After looking at the field, I immediately had a question, would we be able to use the optical sensors on the ramp, or will it have to be a "dead-reckoner" as soon as the optical sensors hit the wire mesh? So I looked closer, and it seems that the aluminum supports are the continuation of the reflexite tape. My question would be, would the aluminum be enough for the optical sensors to recognize a lighter surface?
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