Mapped subcategories
- RGB, stereo and depth cameras
- Event cameras
- 2D and 3D LiDAR
- Millimeter-wave radar
- Ultrasonic and proximity sensing
- IMUs and position sensing
- Tactile, contact and robot-skin sensors
- Calibration and synchronization hardware
Component layer B · Priority 02
Cameras, LiDAR, radar, inertial and tactile sensing—mapped with calibration and interface evidence.
These records test whether the same claim-level schema can preserve meaningful differences across unlike products.
A wide-field stereo camera whose current product page and V1.6 datasheet differ on the lower ideal-range boundary while separating theoretical reach and spatial precision.
A rugged GMSL2 stereo camera whose V1.2 depth range and accuracy claims remain separated by the ordered 2.2 mm or 4 mm lens option.
A 32-channel panoramic mid-range LiDAR with separate instrument range, reflectivity-conditioned capability and return-mode point rates.
A configurable 2D LiDAR family whose range, resolution and scan rate vary together by model and sensing profile.
The 2.1 mm ZED 2i variant, kept separate from the 4 mm option because range, FOV and accuracy claims differ materially.
A long-range active-stereo system with mode-specific working and optimal ranges plus a plane-fit RMS value whose datasheet label is broader than the described metric.
The wide-angle 2.2 mm ZED X Mini variant, isolated from other lens options because its maximum range, ideal range and depth-accuracy cells differ.
A 128-channel near-field sensor with current official conflicts in point rate and mass, plus channel-specific, light-bounded range conditions.
An exact multiScan136 ordering-code record with reflectivity and ambient-light range conditions attached.
The exact IMU identity in the OpenAMR component table, preserved together with the source-reported MPU-6050 silkscreen conflict and without treating the IC specification as mounted-system calibration evidence.
The A1M8 product boundary associated with the OpenAMR LiDAR row. No exact Robot-to-Component relation is asserted until the responsibility party resolves its “probable A1M8” sticker caveat.
The exact standard-field-of-view NoIR camera named by OpenAMR, separated from standard IR-filtered and wide-angle Camera Module 3 variants.
The exact color suffix is retained. Sensor and acquisition specifications do not prove lens choice, calibration, host timing, illumination, image quality or robot perception performance.
The exact M60 SKU, revisioned datasheet and conditioned accuracy definitions are retained. Typical precision is not generalized outside the published distance, temperature, lighting, aperture, gain, engine and warm-up conditions.
First deliverable
Publication gate: a record needs a stable model identity, at least one traceable first-party source, useful integration fields, a last-verified date and visible evidence labels.
A sample of the cross-source ledger. The full directory includes use and republication guidance.