Camera - Depth & LiDAR Camera

A depth camera is a type of camera that captures the distance between objects and the camera. Unlike regular cameras, it provides depth information for each pixel, creating a 3D representation of the scene. Depth cameras typically use technologies like stereo vision, structured light, or Time-of-Flight (ToF) to achieve depth sensing.

• Depth Camera

  A depth camera is a device that uses different technologies (such as stereo vision, structured light, or Time-of-Flight) to capture the distance between objects and the camera. It generates depth maps, helping devices "see" the 3D information of objects.

• LiDAR Camera

  A LiDAR camera uses laser scanning technology to measure the distance between objects and the camera, generating highly accurate 3D data. Its range and precision are typically superior to depth cameras.