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Discovering the Future with High-Resolution 3D Sensors

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By Harry Forster


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18 December 2024

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Imagine a world where precision meets speed, where scanning a road or inspecting a circuit board happens in the blink of an eye. Welcome to the future, brought to life by high-resolution 3D sensors from AT Sensors. Showcased at Electronica 2024, this technology is setting a new standard for industrial applications, blending clever engineering with state-of-the-art software.

At the heart of this innovation is laser triangulation. A laser line is projected onto an object, while one or two cameras scan the surface, creating detailed profiles. These profiles combine into a comprehensive 3D image, offering unparalleled accuracy. From inspecting minute PCBs to analysing expansive road surfaces, high-resolution 3D sensors cater to a wide range of applications, proving to be the Swiss Army knife of industrial vision technology.

But what makes this tech truly groundbreaking? It’s not just about seeing things clearly; it’s about doing it quickly. These sensors capture data at a blistering speed of 200 kHz. That’s fast enough to scan a moving vehicle or an entire road while cruising at highway speeds. When it comes to industrial applications, time is money—and high-resolution 3D sensors deliver both.

Flexibility is another winning feature. These compact, modular sensors are customisable to fit the exact needs of any user. Whether you’re scanning a tiny circuit board or an industrial conveyor belt, the sensor adapts, providing the perfect field of view every time. Combined with cutting-edge software, the technology ensures that every scan is optimised for precision and speed.

This blend of innovation and adaptability highlights why high-resolution 3D sensors from AT Sensors are revolutionising industries worldwide. From quality assurance to robotics, they’re driving progress in ways we never imagined. So, next time you marvel at a perfectly functioning device or a smooth-running road, remember—the magic might just be thanks to these remarkable sensors.

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