3D LiDAR sensors multiScan100 - SICK

The multiScan100 3D LiDAR sensor from SICK is a real multi-talent. Thanks to its high-resolution 0° scan layer, it is suitable for mapping and localization.

The sensor generates a 3D point cloud that can be used to detect people and objects. It effortlessly detects fall edges and overhanging obstacles. This is how it reliably protects mobile platforms from accidents and failures. Thanks to its large working range, the sensor is also suitable for stationary applications.

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The multiScan100 can be individually configured and easily integrated. In addition to the device, there is a continuously growing modular software system with apps and software add-ons. A system plug for common interfaces ensures quick and flexible implementation.

Features

16 fanned scan layers, vertical aperture angle of 65°;
Horizontal aperture angle of 360°;
High-resolution 0° scan layer;
High measurement accuracy and low measurement noise;
Rugged industrial-grade design and multi-echo function;
Modular software system with apps and software add-ons;
Flexible assembly of system plug.

Advantages

With the 16 scan layers, people and objects can be identified in detail and represented by the 3D point cloud;
The 360° all-round view and a large vertical aperture angle make it possible to cover a large working range;
Can be used for localization tasks thanks to high-resolution 0° scan layer;
High measurement accuracy with low measurement noise for precise fine positioning;
Rugged design ensures long availability in harsh environments;
Individual configuration possible thanks to apps and software add-ons whose measurement data the sensor evaluates directly.

Application areas

3D environment perception, localization, mapping and collision avoidance for mobile applications both in- and outdoors;
Monitoring of traffic and smart cities: Counting of vehicles and people, monitoring of infrastructure nodes, detection of movement patterns;
Stationary access control of machines and buildings.

F.Fonseca is the representative of SICK in Portugal.