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Perception & Sensing · Time-of-flight 3D camera
blaze-101
An industrial ToF camera whose official documentation publishes unusually specific accuracy, warm-up, reflectivity and ambient-light conditions.
9 known suppliers in this product family.
Stereo, active stereo, structured-light or time-of-flight cameras marketed for robotic or industrial 3D capture. The list is bounded to the current RCI manufacturer-directory universe and separates exact-model audited suppliers from confirmed product-line suppliers.
5 suppliers
RealSense · Orbbec · Stereolabs · Basler · Zivid
4 suppliers
Photoneo · Luxonis · LUCID Vision Labs · IDS Imaging Development Systems
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What this record can support today.
Coverage is computed from published, non-unknown fields. It measures the record—not product quality—and makes missing procurement evidence explicit.
9 of 11 selected fields published
- Official product sourcepublished
- Lifecycle statepublished
- Mechanical dimensions / mass / mountingmissing
- Environmental operating limitsmissing
- Operating / detection rangepublished
- Resolution / sample ratepublished
- Field of viewpublished
- Accuracy / error definitionpublished
- Data interfacepublished
- Timing / synchronizationpublished
- Power input / consumptionpublished
2 of 13 selected fields published
- Official product / sales routepublished
- Lifecycle statepublished
- Exact orderable SKU / part numbermissing
- Price with region, currency and quantitymissing
- Lead time with check datemissing
- Commercial availability / stock statemissing
- Minimum order quantitymissing
- Authorized distributor / sales channelmissing
- CAD / STEP / interface drawingmissing
- Certification with identifiermissing
- MTBF / failure / reliability datamissing
- Warranty termsmissing
- PCN / EOL / replacement noticemissing
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1 bounded physical-evidence record.
Publisher independence, identity precision and measurement scope vary by row. Results remain bounded by the disclosed specimen, setup, workload and metric; an inconclusive mapping is evidence associated with the catalog model, not verification of a manufacturer claim.
| Measured result | Conditions | Claim mapping | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Independent ToF metrology and reconstruction assessmentindependent_depth_uncertainty_characterization | About 168,000 depth points assessed; object point clouds were too noisy for the study’s cylinder-fit evaluationThirty frames at each of 15 positions from 1.7–4.5 m; central 20 × 20-pixel region; human-body and object reconstruction follow-up. | inconclusiveThe metrology procedure physically characterizes the blaze-101 and exposes a reconstruction limitation, but it does not reproduce Basler’s central-pixel, target, temperature and warm-up definition for ±5 mm typical accuracy. | Experimental Procedure for the Metrological Characterization of Time-of-Flight Cameras for Human Body 3D Measurements ↗Sections 4.4 and 5.1 Checked 2026-08-24 |
Reported values, conditions attached.
Evidence state describes the claim—not the prestige of the company or document.
| Claim | Reported value | Condition / boundary | State | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Measurement rangerange | Short 0.3–1.5; long 0.3–10 m | Separate short- and long-range modes. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
| Depth outputresolution_fps | 640 × 480 at 20 fps default / 30 fps FastMode | FastMode changes the operating mode; it is not the default. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
| Field of viewfov | 67 × 51 ° | Horizontal × vertical. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
| Typical accuracyaccuracy | ±5 mm | 0.5–5.5 m; 20-minute warm-up; flat white 90% target; no ambient light; 22°C; central 40 × 40 pixels; 25-image average. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
| Data interfaceinterface | Gigabit Ethernet / GigE Vision | 1000 Mbit/s communication interface. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
| Synchronization modessync | PTP IEEE 1588, hardware trigger, software trigger, free run | Multi-camera operation is supported, but achieved timing depends on network and configuration. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
| Camera powerpower | <15 mean; <55 peak W | 24 VDC ±10%; typical values are lower in the cited documentation. | M · Manufacturer claimed | Basler blaze-101 Product Documentation ↗General Specifications and Accuracy Test Conditions Checked 2026-08-10 |
Known limits
What this record does not prove.
- The ±5 mm claim is not valid outside its stated target, temperature, warm-up and ambient-light test conditions.
- A 10 m range figure does not imply ±5 mm accuracy at 10 m.