LMI Gocator 3210

LMI Gocator 3210 is an all-in-one blue-light 3D snapshot sensor for full-field dimensional inspection in stationary or robot-mounted workcells.

Facts

  • Company: LMI Technologies
  • Type: 3d Machine Vision Camera
  • Positioning: Gocator 3210
  • Function: Full-field 3D inspection
  • Audience: Inspection and automation engineers
  • Status: Commercial
  • Website: https://lmi3d.com/series/gocator-3210/

About

About LMI Gocator 3210

Gocator 3210 is an all-in-one structured-light snapshot sensor for full-field measurement of larger parts in a single exposure. A blue LED projector and two-megapixel stereo camera capture a full 3D field in one exposure, reducing motion-system and vibration dependencies. The specified field of view expands from 71 × 98 mm to 100 × 154 mm across a 110 mm measurement range, with 60–90 µm XY resolution and 35 µm VDI/VDE accuracy. Accelerated measurement reaches 6 Hz.

LMI positions the sensor for full-field inspection of automotive components and assemblies in stationary or robot-mounted installations. Its onboard browser interface supports configuration and real-time visualization, while the open-source SDK, native drivers and industrial protocols connect the sensor to robots, PLCs and external inspection software. The IP67 enclosure, 1.7 kg mass and 24–48 VDC input suit factory integration. The sensor supplies perception and measurement data to connected robot-guidance and inspection software.

Specifications

  • Vdi Vde Accuracy Um: VDI/VDE accuracy 35 µm
  • Repeatability Z Um: Typical Z repeatability 4.7 µm
  • Dimensions Mm: 49 × 146 × 190 mm
  • Weight: Sensor weight 1.7 kg
  • Light Source: Blue LED structured light, 465 nm
  • Protection Rating: Gasketed aluminium enclosure rated IP67
  • Power Input: 24–48 VDC, 50 W
  • Camera Resolution: 2 MP stereo camera

Market context

Inspection and automation engineers

  • Workflow: Robot perception, Industrial automation
  • Capability: Machine vision
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