Laser depth sensor

If you do not see what you are looking for, Ask an Expert. Laser Displacement Sensors (1D). Single point laser triangulation sensors for measuring distance and position with high spee accuracy and precision.

These Sensors can be used to measure distances and heights. But why should you care about this new camera and laser combo?

They detect, measure and evaluate profiles on different object surfaces.

The available models are suitable for numerous industrial applications.

The integrated intelligence in . Explore the products, camera development partners and compare TI solutions. Compact, reliable and cost-efficient. Based on an opto-electronic distance sensor emitting visible eye-safe laser light ( laser rangefinder), the SHM allows probing distances up to meter to . Not only in winter sports snow height is considered an important parameter.

On transport routes and railway systems measuring the snow height is equally important. The laser based snow height sensors deliver quick and reliable information about snow height and ground reflectivity. Millimeter-accurate snow levels in all weather conditions : The . The ProTrak TM 2D 3D laser sensor series are ideal for quality control and production applications such as metal or plastic welding, 3D material inspection, component alignment, tire depth , angle measurements. The SHM measures snow depth. Read our Depth Measuring Report.

Image sensor : This is the heart of the TOF camera. Each pixel measures the time the light has taken to travel from the illumination unit ( laser or LED) to the object and back to the focal plane array. Driver electronics: Both the illumination unit and . To implement Depth Perception, manufacturers of Tango devices can choose among common depth technologies, including Structured Light, Time of Flight, and Stereo. When the pattern is projected on an object whose distance to the sensor differs from the reference plane, the position of the speckle shifts on the baseline between the laser and the camera. The IDM sensor improves laser welding processes.

Thibault Bautze and Markus Kogel-Hollacher. In the past, multipoint laser based snow depth sensors have typically been complex and costly, so the practical SDMS-was developed to address those issues. Performance and reliability of the device has been proven .