Zivid 3D color cameras
Purposedly designed, built, and tested to ensure minimal trueness drift and variation under mechanical stress from handling and daily use.
Designed for industrial use. Lightweight magnesium housing, ruggedized all-glass optics, 15G shock & 5G random vibration, 0° to 45°C operating temperature range, IP65.
Easily roll out new innovations. With regular firmware and software updates, you can always use the latest features and performance improvements.
Floating thermal calibration ensures minimal trueness drift and data output variations across the full operating temperature range.
The Zivid 3D hand-eye calibration API uses the factory-calibrated point cloud to calculate the resulting hand-eye calibration. Not only does this yield a better result, but it also does so in fewer positions. And more importantly, the result is repeatable and easy to obtain.
Impacts and shock can distort a 3D sensor's point cloud output. In-field correction brings the 3D camera back to a calibrated state.
The in-field correction procedure is used to perform verification and trueness error correction. With dedicated calibration boards and a simple procedure, you can achieve >3x accuracy improvement and reduce downtime.
To provide as correct as possible colors, we sample and analyze point cloud data when the projector is on and off. Zivid's 3D cameras undergo tests in typical industrial light at 4500K. The flexible and in-field upgradeable platform makes it possible to support 12/16bit linear RGB values and metric color spaces (e.g., CIELab) with software updates in the future.
The Zivid SDK is designed by developers for developers.
All Zivid 3D cameras include assistance from our support team.
In-depth 3D vision knowledge, examples, and explanations.
High-quality stationary and on-arm robot mounts from Zivid.
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Gjerdrums
N-0484, Oslo
Norway