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Basler Blaze Time-of-Flight (ToF) 3D Camera provides you with a 2D and a 3D image in one shot, offering an attractive solution for a wide variety of applications including logistics, factory automation, and biometrics.
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The Basler Blaze now includes Dual Exposure HDR, for Precise 3D imaging for high contrast scenes.
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Operating on the pulsed Time-of-Flight principle, the Basler Blaze camera offers high resolution VGA, with Sony's DepthSenseâ„¢ technology. The large measuring range can cover approximately two Euro pallets or a small car, with accuracy almost millimetre accurate in time-of-flight measurement. Additionally, thanks to its compact design and Gigabit Ethernet it is easily integrated into a system, with user-friendly and platform-independent programming.
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How Does a Time-of-Flight (ToF) Camera Work?
A Time-of-Flight camera works by measuring the time the light needs to travel from the light source to an object/s and then back to the camera, by synchronising both the light source and image acquisition, the distances can be extracted and calculated from the image data.
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Approvals | CE, EN61000-6-4, FCC, GenICam, GigE Vision, RoHS |
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Digital inputs | 1 |
Digital outputs | 1 |
Focus | 0-10m |
Frame rate max | 30 fps |
Height | 81 mm |
Interface | GigE |
IP class | IP67 |
Length | 64 mm |
Mono/color | Mono |
Power consumption | 22 W |
Precision | +/- 5mm |
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Resolution | VGA |
Resolution max | 640x480 |
Sensor supplier | Sony |
Supply voltage | 24 V |
Temperature operational max | 50 °C |
Wavelength | 940 |
Weight | 0,69 kg |
Width | 100 mm |
Basler Blaze Time-of-Flight (ToF) 3D Camera provides you with a 2D and a 3D image in one shot, offering an attractive solution for a wide variety of applications including logistics, factory automation, and biometrics.
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The Basler Blaze now includes Dual Exposure HDR, for Precise 3D imaging for high contrast scenes.
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Operating on the pulsed Time-of-Flight principle, the Basler Blaze camera offers high resolution VGA, with Sony's DepthSenseâ„¢ technology. The large measuring range can cover approximately two Euro pallets or a small car, with accuracy almost millimetre accurate in time-of-flight measurement. Additionally, thanks to its compact design and Gigabit Ethernet it is easily integrated into a system, with user-friendly and platform-independent programming.
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How Does a Time-of-Flight (ToF) Camera Work?
A Time-of-Flight camera works by measuring the time the light needs to travel from the light source to an object/s and then back to the camera, by synchronising both the light source and image acquisition, the distances can be extracted and calculated from the image data.
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Basler Blaze 101, Time-Of-Flight, Sony DepthSense, 940nm
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TOF-BLAZE-101
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940
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Basler Blaze 102, Time-Of-Flight, Sony DepthSense, 850nm
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TOF-BLAZE-102
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850
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