Blue Horizon's Spatiscan S1: A 3D Camera for Robust Perception in Non-Structured
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Blue Horizon has developed the Spatiscan S1, a high-precision 3D camera that enables robots to perform precise tasks in challenging outdoor environments. The camera addresses issues like high reflectivity, high absorption, and transparency through advanced hardware and algorithm design, achieving sub-millimeter accuracy in various scenarios. It is priced at 13,900 RMB per unit and has been validated in real-world applications such as photovoltaic installation and oil drilling.
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Blue Horizon has developed the Spatiscan S1, a high-precision 3D camera that enables robots to perform precise tasks in challenging outdoor environments. The camera addresses issues like high reflectivity, high absorption, and transparency through advanced hardware and algorithm design, achieving sub-millimeter accuracy in various scenarios. It is priced at 13,900 RMB per unit and has been validated in real-world applications such as photovoltaic installation and oil drilling.
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