Artilux unveils world's first GeSi wide spectrum 3D sensor at ... | 美體產業公開資訊

2019年12月10日—WiththefundamentaltechnologybreakthroughandcollaborationwithTSMC,Artiluxhasnotonlydevelopedauniquewidespectrum3Dimage ...

The demo, being shown live for the first time, will include a RGB-D camera for logistics applications and robot vision, and a 3D camera system that can operate at a longer wavelength. The sensor is projected to enter mass production in Q1 2020 and targets applications that will benefit from the improved 3D sensing performance such as mobile devices, automotive LiDAR, and machine vision.

In contrast to existing 3D sensors, which typically operate at 850nm or 940nm, the new sensor from Artilux can effectively cover the range from 850nm to 1550nm. By utilizing this capability, the new Explore Series sensor substantially reduces the potential risk of eye damage, since longer NIR wavelength radiation causes less or even no harm to the retina. According to the most recent findings[1], the power of the laser can safely be at least 10 times greater at 1200-1400nm than at 940nm, which improves pe...