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Orbbec Unveils Pulsar ME450: A Game-Changer in 3D LiDAR for Robotics and Metrology

Meet the Pulsar ME450, a versatile 3D LiDAR sensor that's set to transform robotics and metrology. Its innovative dToF technology ensures millimeter-level accuracy across diverse materials and conditions.

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Orbbec Unveils Pulsar ME450: A Game-Changer in 3D LiDAR for Robotics and Metrology

Orbbec, a leading provider of 3D sensing technologies, has made a significant stride into robotics and industrial metrology with the unveiling of the Pulsar ME450. This groundbreaking 3D LiDAR sensor was launched at the World Robot Conference in Beijing.

The Pulsar ME450 is not just an ordinary 3D LiDAR sensor; it introduces a new class of metrology-grade sensors tailored for modern manufacturing and industrial automation. This adaptable sensor can handle a wide range of applications, from high-speed navigation to ultra-detailed 3D mapping and reconstruction, all with a single device.

At the heart of this innovation lies a direct Time-of-Flight (dToF) technology, a first in the industry. The sensor combines a high-precision MEMS mirror with a motorized azimuth system, enabling dynamic switching between various scanning modes and adjustments to its vertical field of view and rotation speeds. This dual-actuation architecture ensures millimeter-level accuracy across diverse materials and conditions, making it ideal for high-stakes manufacturing metrology tasks.

Orbbec has also equipped the Pulsar ME450 with advanced reflectivity detection algorithms. These algorithms ensure consistent performance even in challenging industrial environments, further expanding the sensor's versatility.

Looking ahead, Orbbec's roadmap includes the integration of 'hand-eye-brain' architectures. These systems aim to create smart, autonomous production environments, marking a significant step towards Industry 4.0.

The Pulsar ME450 simplifies robotics architectures by reducing the need for multiple specialized robots. This not only lowers integration complexity but also reduces the total cost of ownership. With its launch, Orbbec has solidified its position as a key player in the robotics and industrial metrology sectors, building on its portfolio of stereo vision, structured light, iToF, and dToF technologies.

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