Industrial Automation Solution SICK TIM320-1031000 2D LiDAR Sensor | 270° 4m Range | AGV Collision Avoidance

1. Patented Technology for Reliable Measurement This sensor incorporates SICK s patented HDDM technology. This key advantage ensures superior measurement reliability and high ambient light immunity . It delivers stable, precise performance even under strong sunlight or in complete darkness, effectively preventing false readings caused by external light interference and guaranteeing operational safety.

2. Wide Field of View and Excellent Object Detection Featuring a 270° scanning angle, the sensor provides extensive coverage with minimal blind spots. Crucially, it can reliably detect black objects with a remission rate as low as 10% at a range of up to 2 meters. This capability is vital for AGVs and robots, allowing them to reliably identify low-reflectivity obstacles such as dark-colored racks or tires.

3. Extremely Compact and Easy to Integrate As one of the smallest laser scanners on the market, the TiM3xx series boasts a compact, lightweight design. With dimensions of just 60mm x 60mm x 79mm and a weight of only 150 grams, it can be easily integrated into space-constrained equipment like AGVs, service robots, or robotic arms, often allowing for concealed installation.

4. Simple, Plug-and-Play Usability The TIM320-1031000 features built-in field evaluation, allowing users to pre-configure up to 16 sets (48 total) of fields directly on the sensor. It can trigger alarms or stop signals via switching outputs when an object enters a defined area, greatly simplifying control system programming. Configuration is fast and intuitive using SICK's SOPAS ET software via a Micro-USB connection.

5. Robust and Energy-Efficient With an IP65 rating, the sensor is protected against dust and water jets, making it suitable for various industrial environments. Its durable housing is shock and vibration resistant. Furthermore, with a typical power consumption of just 4 watts, it significantly extends the battery life of mobile robots like AGVs.