Basler blaze-101 3D Cameras (640px x 480px / VGA; 0.3–1.5 m; 0.3–10 m)

Interface: GigE

Measuring Method: Time-of-Flight

Resolution: 640px x 480px / VGA

Field of View (H x V): 67° x 51°

Range: Short: 0.3–1.5 m Long: 0.3–10 m

Accuracy (typical): ±5 mm (0.5–5.5 m)

Temporal Noise (typical): <1.0 mm (up to 5.5 m)

Frame Rate: 20 fps (Default)/ 30 fps (FastMode)

Latency: <85 ms

Synchronization: Free run, software trigger, hardware trigger

Illumination: VCSEL, 940 nm

Ambient Light Robustness: Ambient light: max. irradiance 12.8 W/m² @ 920–970 nm

Communication Interface: Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbit/s)

Pixel Formats: Depth Map: Coord3D_C16, Mono16, Coord3D_ABC32f/ Intensity Image: Mono16/ Confidence Map: Mono16, Confidence16/ Point Cloud: Coord3D_ABC32f

Camera Power Requirements: 24 VDC (±10 %) supplied via the camera

Size (W x H x L): 99.6 x 80.6 x 63.1 mm

Weight: <690 g

Software: pylon Camera Software Suite (version 6.2 or higher)/ pylon Supplementary Package for blaze

Operating System: Windows 10, Windows 11, Linux x86_64 (tested under Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, and 22.04), Linux ARM

Programming Languages: C++, Visual Basic, C#, Python

Mono/Color: Mono

The Basler blaze Time-of-Flight (ToF) camera blaze-101 provides high-resolution 3D images with millimeter precision. Not only is it suitable for indoor use, but its 940 nm wavelength also makes it daylight-resistant for outdoor applications.

Easy commissioning and integration of the Basler ToF Camera is ensured by the pylon software with the complementary Supplementary Package.