Basler 3D Camera Solutions

3D vision has been a fast-growing entry on the markets for industrial image processing, opening up an ever-growing range of possibilities. In the coming years, 3D will become increasingly significant especially due to the trend towards Industry 4.0 and the growth of automation.

 

3D image processing is used to record volumes, shapes or the 3D position of objects. Depth information can also be used to handle tasks in the examination of objects and defect images that do not have enough contrast for 2D but do show a recognizable difference in height.

 

Existing industrial 3D solutions are often too complex and expensive for many “simple” 3D applications. Basler offers 3D technology suitable for the mass market: with the Basler blaze camera with integrated DepthSense™ technology from Sony, we help our customers lower their total system costs and design their 3D applications more efficiently.

Basler BLAZE

The blaze Time-of-Flight camera offers precise 3D imaging in real time thanks to Sony’s DepthSense™ sensor technology and onboard depth image processing.

The Basler blaze industrial 3D camera operates on the pulsed Time-of-Flight principle. Its laser diodes work in the NIR range (940 nm), generating 2D and 3D data in one shot. This multipart image includes a 3D point cloud, intensity image, range map, and confidence map.

The Basler blaze offers VGA resolution, high precision and accuracy, plus powerful features at an attractive price. This makes it ideal for a wide range of 3D vision applications in logistics and factory automation.

Basler Stereo Cameras

The Basler Stereo Camera series enables robots to perceive their environment in real time. All cameras come with a comprehensive pre-installed onboard software package suitable for typical robotics applications.

Basler stereo cameras offer low total system cost and industrial-grade quality for your vision-guided robotics application in areas such as factory automation and logistics. This makes 3D vision technology a breeze for robotic applications ranging from bin picking to navigation.

The idea behind the Basler stereo camera family is based on a plug-and-play computer vision solution that requires neither experience nor expertise in machine vision. Thanks to onboard processing, the cameras can be integrated directly, without any external computers.

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