Time of Flight Image Sensor for Industry

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

Комментарии • 15

  • @creatorbydefault
    @creatorbydefault 4 года назад +13

    The sensors Sony has in Huawei devices are absolutely brilliant

  • @vzense
    @vzense 3 года назад +4

    Brilliant! We will launch our latest model based on Sony ToF sensor quite soon!

  • @wolpumba4099
    @wolpumba4099 2 месяца назад

    *Sony's Time-of-Flight (ToF) 3D Image Sensors for Industrial Applications*
    * *0:18** Introduction of ToF Sensors:* Sony introduces its back-illuminated ToF 3D image sensors designed for industrial equipment.
    * *0:28** ToF Technology Explained:* ToF (Time-of-Flight) measures distance to objects by calculating the time it takes for emitted light to reflect back to the sensor, enabling 3D sensing.
    * *1:02** Applications of ToF:* ToF is beneficial for inspections requiring depth information, such as shape inspection and detecting overlapped objects. It's also applicable for automatic control and collision avoidance in industrial robotics.
    * *1:29** Sony's Unique Sensor Technology:* Sony combines its expertise in accurate reflection light detection with back-illuminated CMOS image sensor technology to create high-performance ToF sensors.
    * *2:27** ToF in Logistics:* A ToF camera example showcases its use in the logistics industry for measuring package sizes without mechanical movement.
    * *2:42** High-Speed Capture:* Sony's ToF sensor operates at up to 60 frames per second, enabling capturing fast-moving objects.
    * *3:15** Advantages over Stereo Cameras:* ToF cameras have lower system requirements compared to stereo cameras, enabling efficient real-time 3D processing.
    * *3:49** Forklift Automation:* ToF cameras can guide forklifts to accurately insert forks into pallets, even in unmanned operations.
    * *4:24** Robustness and Outdoor Use:* Sony's ToF sensor demonstrates high environmental robustness, unaffected by sunlight, enabling outdoor applications like obstacle avoidance for vehicles.
    * *4:47** Operation in Dark Environments:* ToF cameras, due to emitting their own laser light, function effectively in low-light or dark environments.
    * *4:55** Cargo Volume Monitoring:* ToF can monitor cargo volume in real-time, facilitating efficient transportation planning.
    * *5:11** Expanding Applications:* Sony's ToF sensors find applications in various industries beyond logistics, including factory automation, agriculture, and construction, contributing to the advancement of automation and efficiency across multiple sectors.
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  • @DrShaikAhmad
    @DrShaikAhmad 4 года назад +2

    How much one cost and what is the image resolution.

  • @p7272
    @p7272 4 года назад +2

    I wonder if their sensors are used in the Killer Drones used by the US and Israel?!

    • @doekewartena5729
      @doekewartena5729 2 года назад

      TOF Sensors are not great for huge distances. Panasonic released one in 2018 that can do 250 meters, to give you an idea.

  • @qzorn4440
    @qzorn4440 3 года назад

    thanks for the info COMMERICAL even if the other comments were ignored with no response at the time of flight..:/ does ladyada sell this product with support?

  • @batu_cagan
    @batu_cagan 4 года назад +1

    Nice sensor

  • @DanielNaturalHigh
    @DanielNaturalHigh 4 года назад

    What am I supposed to do now? D:

  • @DrN007
    @DrN007 Год назад

    Why isn't it advertised for autonomous cars?! 🤔

  • @riderfauni3687
    @riderfauni3687 4 года назад

    Wow

  • @jessongraju6553
    @jessongraju6553 4 года назад +3

    XPERIA-1ii's 3D iTof sensor............

  • @omerfrk1317
    @omerfrk1317 4 года назад

    Sony Xperia mobile come to TURKEY millet marka görsün bekliyoruz seni sony türkiye pazarına geri dön

  • @soujanyasubedi4948
    @soujanyasubedi4948 Год назад +1

    Imagine losing your job to a freakin' camera