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The Basler Stereo 3D Cameras
give robots the ability to perceive their environment in real time.
The Stereo cameras come with a pre-installed onboard software package
that is suited to typical robotics applications.
The Basler stereo camera family is based on a plug-and-play computer
vision solution that does not require expertise in machine vision.
Moreover, an integrated graphics card allows depth images to be generated
directly on the camera eliminating the need for external computing
power.
With a low total system cost and industrial-grade quality, the Basler
Stereo 3D Camera is perfect for your robotics application in areas
such as factory automation and logistics. |
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Applications
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Logistics
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Industrial Automation |
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Indoor Navigation of vehicles
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Manipulation
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Loading and unloading machines
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Assembly |
Depalletizing and palletizing
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Inventory count |
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Agriculture Robotics |
Service Robotics |
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Counting & forecasting
harvest yield |
Assisting food preparation |
Flora health analysis
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Support for everyday life |
Identification &
removal of weeds |
Reliable collection/delivery service
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Features
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** Stereo Data Processing
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Camera Image |
The Basler Stereo provides
the reference image for the image data set. |
Depth Image |
The Basler Stereo computes the
distance between the camera and the environment with triangulation
of the stereo image using the Semi-Global Matching (SGM) method. It
serves as input for point cloud generation and 3D reconstruction. |
3D Reconstruction |
The Basler Stereo calculates
from the depth image without texture. |
Confidence Image |
The Basler Stereo shows a confidence image which demonstrates the
confidence in each measured value for the purpose of further processing
steps.
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** Performance
Characteristics
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Nvidia Tegra K1
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Visual Inertial Navigation
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Point Cloud |
GenICam & GigE Vision
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Slam |
Stereo Vision |
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** Onboard Processing
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An integrated graphics card allows depth images to be generated
directly on the camera eliminating the need for external computing
power. This is an ideal requirement for mobile systems. Point
clouds can be easily generated from the depth image.
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Plug and Play |
The user-friendly web interface
of the Basler Stereo Camera allows for effortless installation and
intuitive use. The Stereo Camera can also be connected and configured
by Rest-API, ROS, and GenICam. No previous machine vision expertise
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Visual Odometry |
With the most advanced visual
inertial odometry algorithms, the Basler Stereo Camera records its
current position and alignment with highest precision. The low latency
allows for direct integration into the control loop when the camera
is mounted on a robot. |
Specifications |
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Model |
Stereo Camera 65 colour
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Stereo Camera 65 mono
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Stereo Camera 160 colour
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Stereo Camera 160 mono
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Baseline |
65 mm
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160 mm
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Focal length (lens) |
4 mm
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4 mm
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4 mm & 6 mm option
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Size (LxHxW mm) |
135 x 75 x 96 mm
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230 x 75 x 84 mm
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Weight |
680 g
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850 g
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Field of view Horizontal |
61°
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61°
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61°, 43° (6mm lens)
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Field of view vertical |
48°
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48°
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48°, 33° (6 mm lens)
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Depth range |
0.2 m - 1.0 m
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0.5 m - 3.0 m
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Depth resolution |
0.04 mm @ 0.2 m, 0.9 mm @ 1.0 m
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0.1 mm @ 0.5 m
0.4 mm @ 1.0 m
1.5 mm @ 2.0 m
3.3 mm @ 3.0 m
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4 mm lens:
0.1 mm @ 0.5 m
0.4 mm @ 1.0 m
1.5 mm @ 2.0 m
3.3 mm @ 3.0 m
6mm lens:
0.06 mm @ 0.5 m
0.3 mm @ 1.0 m
1.0 mm @ 2.0 m
2.2 mm @ 3.0 m
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Depth image resolution & FPS |
1280×960 Pixel @ 1 fps, with Cube @ 12.5
fps, 640×480 Pixel @ 3 fps, with Cube @ 25 fps, 320×240
Pixel @ 15 fps, 214×160 Pixel @ 25 fps
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Interfaces |
Web GUI, Rest API, GenICam, GigEVision 2.0, UDP
based ego-motion interface
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Shutter |
Global Shutter
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Image resolution |
1280 x 960 (1.2 MPixel) @ 25 Hz
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Size (LxHxW mm) |
135 x 75 x 96 mm
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230 x 75 x 84 mm
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Weight |
680 g
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850 g
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