Part
Lidar
You might say: laser scanner
Lidar measures distance with laser returns and assembles those samples into a scan or point cloud.
- What it does
- It supplies geometry for mapping, localization and obstacle detection, often with less dependence on visible colour than a camera.
- Ask
- What range, angular resolution, field of view, point rate, reflectivity and weather limits are acceptable?
What to look for
- Laser-return scan
- 2D plane or 3D spinning samples
- Point cloud from distance measurements
Catalogue: Lidar
- 2D scanning: A 2D scanner samples one plane. SICK TiM571 provides a 270° scanning angle. Sampling one plane defines it; SICK TiM571 is one example.
- 3D spinning: A 3D spinning lidar samples many vertical channels while rotating; Ouster OS0 offers configurable channel and horizontal resolutions. Sampling many vertical channels while rotating defines it; Ouster OS0 is one example.
- Solid-state: A solid-state lidar uses electronic scanning with no internal moving parts.
Sources
- Ouster, OS0 Rev8.0 Datasheet, pp. 1 and 3
The Rev8 OS0 lidar sensor features 35 m range
- SICK, TiM571-2050101 Data Sheet, pp. 2–3
Measurement principle HDDM Light source Infrared (850 nm) Laser class 1 (IEC 60825-1:2014, EN 60825-1:2014+A11:2021) Aperture angle Horizontal 270° Scanning frequency 15 Hz Angular resolution Horizontal 0.33° Working range 0.05 m ... 25 m
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