blaze-101 3D camera

Basler blaze-101 is an industrial time-of-flight 3D camera with a Sony IMX556 DepthSense sensor for depth, intensity and point-cloud perception.

Facts

  • Company: Basler
  • Type: Industrial 3d Camera
  • Positioning: blaze-101 time-of-flight camera
  • Function: Produces depth, intensity and point-cloud data
  • Audience: Robotics and machine-vision integrators
  • Status: Commercial
  • Website: https://docs.baslerweb.com/blaze-101

About

About blaze-101 3D camera

Basler blaze-101 is an industrial time-of-flight camera built around Sony's IMX556 DepthSense sensor. It captures 640 × 480 depth data across a 67° × 51° field of view, with short-range operation from 0.3 to 1.5 m and long-range operation out to 10 m. Typical accuracy is ±5 mm between 0.5 and 5.5 m under Basler's stated test conditions.

The camera outputs depth maps, intensity images, confidence maps and 3D point clouds over Gigabit Ethernet. It runs at 20 fps by default or 30 fps in FastMode, supports free-run, PTP, software and hardware triggering, and allows programmable exposure through the camera API. The fanless IP67 enclosure measures 99.6 × 80.6 × 63.1 mm and weighs under 690 g. Basler supports Windows and Linux development through the pylon software suite and C++, C#, Visual Basic and Python interfaces.

Specifications

  • Image Sensors: Sony IMX556 DepthSense area-scan CMOS time-of-flight sensor
  • Resolution: 640 × 480 pixels (VGA)
  • Field Of View: 67° × 51°
  • Range: 0.3–1.5 m short range; 0.3–10 m long range
  • Accuracy: Typical ±5 mm from 0.5–5.5 m
  • Frame Rate: 20 fps default; 30 fps FastMode
  • Protection Rating: IP67
  • Interface: Gigabit Ethernet

Market context

Robotics and machine-vision integrators

  • Peer Group: Machine Vision Camera, Tof Sensors, 3d Cameras, Depth Camera
  • Workflow: Industrial Machine Vision
  • Capability: Machine vision

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