You can do all kinds of wonderful things with cameras and image recognition. However, sometimes spatial data is useful, too. As [madmcu] demonstrates, you can use depth data from a time-of-flight ...

Every robotics project out there, it seems, needs a way to detect if it’s smashing into a wall repeatedly, acting like the brainless automaton it actually is. The Roomba has wall sensors, just about ...

World's first CMOS-process-based Time-of-Flight sensor with maximum outdoor measurement range of 20 meters, more than five times that of existing products, will drive practical use of image sensors ...

World’s first CMOS-process-based Time-of-Flight sensor with maximum outdoor measurement range of 20 meters, more than five times that of existing products, will drive practical use of image sensors ...

CMOS image sensors have become a cornerstone of modern imaging, leveraging the advantages of low power consumption, high speed, and scalability inherent in complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor ...

onsemi’s indirect time-of-flight (iToF) demo at embedded world showed how image sensors can be used to create valuable depth maps extending to six meters. Check out more of our embedded world 2023 ...

The S80 Time-of-Flight Class 2 laser distance sensor features the ability to detect objects as small as 0.4mm. Time-of-Flight technology is based on the measurement of the time between the emission ...

A time-of-flight sensor from STMicroelectronics marks the commercial introduction of Metalenz metasurface technology. The metasurface component within the VL53L8 direct time-of-flight (dToF) sensor is ...