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IDS Imaging has incorporated the Nion Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor into its range of 3D cameras. The Nion sensor is designed for applications requiring precise 3D data at real-world process speeds, including logistics and robotics.
IDS Imaging has incorporated the Nion Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor into its range of 3D cameras. The Nion sensor is designed for applications requiring precise 3D data at real-world process speeds, including logistics and robotics.
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IDS said Nion is suitable for applications where precise 3D data is required at real-world process speeds, such as logistics and robotics. The post IDS Imaging adds Nion ToF sensor to its portfolio of 3D cameras appeared first on The Robot Report .
This addition enhances IDS Imaging's capabilities in delivering accurate 3D sensing solutions critical for automation and robotics tasks. It supports faster and more precise data acquisition, which is essential for efficient process operations.
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