A line scanner is an imaging system that captures an image one line of pixels at a time instead of taking a full two-dimensional snapshot all at once. To build a 3D rendering, either the object must move past the scanner (such as on a conveyor belt) or the scanner must move across the object (on a robotic arm).
General specifications are below.
- High precision: <1mm even for low reflectivity objects
- Long operating range: up to 10 meters
- Software defined field of view: Up to 40°x40°
- Fast measurement rate: 1M pt/sec
- Eye safe: Class 1 laser product
- Ambient light: no impact at 100klux (bright sunlight)
- Interference: immune to crosstalk from multiple sensors
- FMCW LiDAR: provides data-rich point clouds
- Dual Polarization intensity: material identification
