YDLIDAR TEA is a series of 2D LiDAR (hereinafter referred to as TEA) developed by EAI team. Based on ToF principle, TEA is based on the single-line scanning design and can output 30k point cloud data per second. It adopts 905nm infrared excitation light, with the self-developed signal processing algorithm, to meet the requirement of outdoor application scenarios.
TEA also adopts industrial interface design to transmit point cloud data through network protocol, and the dustproof and waterproof of the whole device reaches IP65 level. TEA structure design is compact, easy to integrate, and provides a complete integrated development interface, widely used in robot navigation and obstacle avoidance, environmental scanning and mapping, industrial AGV, assisted driving and other fields.
Product Features
- High speed range and frequency range of 30kHz
- Ranging repeat of high precision, good consistency
- 300 degrees horizontal view
- Maximum 30Hz scanning frequency can be configured
- Strong resistance to ambient light interference
- IP65 protection level of dustproof and waterproof
- 100M adaptive network interface for data transmission
Applications
- Robot navigation and obstacle avoidance
- Industrial automation
- Regional security
- Smart transportation
- Environmental scanning and 3D reconstruction
- Digital multimedia interaction
- Robot ROS teaching and research
Installation and Dimensions
Single-Line Scanning Design
Using ToF (Time of Flight) time-of-flight ranging technology, the distance is measured according to the round-trip time difference of laser pulses. The accuracy of Lidar ranging will not change with the distance, and the detection of long-distance objects
High-speed ranging
Ethernet interface design
IP65 dustproof and waterproof
Strong ability to resist ambient light interference, meeting the needs of outdoor application scenarios
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