Basler blaze

Universally usable time-of-flight camera with high precision for cost-efficient 3D imaging in real time

The Basler blaze industrial 3D camera operates on the pulsed Time-of-Flight principle. Its laser diodes (VCSEL) work in the NIR range (940 nm), generating 2D and 3D data in one shot with a multipart image, incorporating range, intensity and confidence maps.

The Basler blaze offers high resolution (VGA), precision via Sony’s innovative DepthSense™ sensor technology, plus powerful features at an attractive price, making the Basler blaze unique in the market.

The highlights of the Basler blaze camera at a glance

Outstanding 3D imaging with the latest Sony DepthSense™ IMX556PLR sensor technology
Precise, almost millimeter-accurate optical measurement with the time-of-flight method
Large measuring range, covering approximately two Euro pallets or a small car
Real-time streaming of pre-processed 3D point clouds and 2D intensity images
Daylight capability and IP67 protection for stable results under difficult conditions
Light and contrast independent
Easy system integration thanks to compact design and Gigabit Ethernet
User-friendly and platform-independent programming interface with sample programs
Reliable operation in multi-camera systems without mutual interference

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Camera model	Resolution (HxV)	Resolution		Frame Rate	Mono/Color	Interface	Working Range	Availability i
blaze-101	640 px x 480 px	VGA		30 fps	Mono	GigE	0 m - 10 m	Design-In Sample: 09/2019 Series Production: 12/2019

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White Papers

Basler White Papers provide a comprehensive overview of the fundamental theory of industrial image processing. The authors are all experts in their respective fields and go into detail on relevant thematic points of interest to novices and experienced users alike.

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Application Notes

Application Notes provide information beyond the scope of the user’s manuals related to working with Basler cameras, components and software. They typically contain detailed instructions on optimizing your camera or configuring the software.

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CAD / Technical Drawings

CAD (Computer-Aided Design) drawings for the Basler Time-of-Flight contain technical drawing of the camera in 2D and a volume model in 3D.

Basler blaze-101 GigE - CAD / Technical Drawing - English, PDF (141 kB)

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Brochures

Basler product brochures provide an overview of the many benefits offered by Basler ToF cameras. They describe technical characteristics and camera features and offer detailed information about the technical specifications.

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Certificates

Certificates such as the Declaration of EC Conformity, the ISO 9001 Certificate and the KCC Certificate document that Basler products conform to the respective standards and guidelines.

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09.04.2019

Basler with Successful Performance at HANNOVER MESSE

Last week’s HANNOVER MESSE was all about industrial automation and the digital factory. We had a booth at the world's largest industrial show - with great success! Our range of services for Industry 4.0 hit the nerve of the trade show. Our comprehensive vision portfolio and our demonstrations in the fields of artificial intelligence and deep learning attracted many visitors.

15.01.2018

Basler ToF Camera Helps Robots Flexibly Process Wooden Parts

Basler’s customer VTT has developed a reconfigurable robot sensor system that recognizes and locates wooden parts. This system uses the 3D technology of the Basler Time-of-Flight Camera. Our Success Story explains precisely how this works.

11.08.2017

ToF Cameras in Logistics, Robotics and Medicine – Typical 3D Applications

3D cameras are being used in a growing range of applications. One technology in particular, Time-of-Flight, seems especially well-suited for industrial use. Our White Paper shows how the Time-of-Flight method can improve applications in logistics, robotics and medicine.

07.07.2017

Time-of-Flight Cameras at a Glance

Time-of-Flight cameras are still a fairly new and complex technology for many users. Our infographic offers all the important facts at a glance.

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Sony DepthSense™ Module for your Embedded Vision System

We design 3D sensor modules based on Sony DepthSense™ technology in combination with NXP, Nvidia and Qualcomm processors. From creation to discontinuation - we develop, manufacture and support 3D vision systems according to your requirements and specifications.

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Basler blaze in action – Preliminary sample files

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The Basler blaze camera is especially well-suited for the following applications

Freight dimensioning

Planning and optimizing space and costs in a warehouse or transport vehicle, requires knowing both the weight and size of the pallets and packages.

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Palletizing

Next day delivery and mixed pallets require fast and intelligent palletizing robots to pack objects closely on one pallet. Machine vision guides these robots.

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Autonomous vehicles & mobile robots

Navigation, obstacle detection and fine positioning during docking and recording require a complete view of the surroundings in high resolution.

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Item counting

Counting objects in a package and checking for completeness ensures that customers receive exactly the quantity of goods they expect.

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Patient positioning

The exact position of a patient during x-raying does not only influence the quality of the images. It also helps to minimize the necessary radiation dose.

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