On May 21, 2024, the LPX-E3 Area Surveillance Radar was launched globally, featuring new innovative technology and product applications. This rapid expansion of Slamtec’s intelligent sensor and LiDAR product lineup aims to meet the perception needs of various fields.
Recently, the highly anticipated results of the Weike Cup · OFweek 2023 China Robot Industry Awards were announced, with SLAMTEC winning the China Robot Industry Core Components Innovation Product Award for its outstanding innovation demonstrated by the RPLIDAR S3 laser radar. This honor not only showcases SLAMTEC’s leading position in the field of robot perception technology but also injects new vitality into the entire industry.
In recent years, the rapid advancement of low-speed unmanned driving applications in specific scenarios has been observed. The maturity of lidar, serving as a core sensor, is crucial for the practical implementation of low-speed unmanned driving. Moreover, compared to radar products used in autonomous vehicles, lidar products have higher requirements for detecting environmental details.
SLAMTEC is a company dedicated to the research and production of LiDAR technology. LiDAR sensors utilize laser beams to measure distances to targets and generate high-resolution maps. They find wide applications across various sectors including catering, hospitality, government affairs, business, education, healthcare, among others, helping businesses reduce costs and increase efficiency. Below are some application areas of SLAMTEC LiDAR sensors.
In the realm of smart homes, robotic vacuum cleaners are becoming an indispensable part of modern living. To enhance the environmental perception and navigation performance of these devices, Slamtec Technology has introduced the RPLIDAR A1, a laser radar product that incorporates advanced laser radar technology, providing exceptional environmental perception and navigation capabilities for robotic vacuum cleaners.
SLAMTEC Mapper operates on the unique SLAM optimization algorithm developed by Slamtec, combined with a high-performance laser radar. It can perform map data fusion over 10 times per second and generate maps for areas up to 100,000 square meters. The laser radar conducts distance measurements at a rate of 9,200 times per second, with a maximum range of 40 meters. Real-time data processing is carried out by the built-in processing system, delivering high-precision mapping and positioning information
A service robot deployed in office buildings, factories, hotels, hospitals, and similar environments requires autonomous mobility and obstacle avoidance capabilities. To achieve obstacle avoidance in unknown environments, laser radar sensors are commonly employed. These sensors provide accurate environmental information, including obstacle dimensions and positions, enabling the robot to dynamically adjust its path, move safely, and accomplish tasks in real-time.
LPX-T1 is a new generation long and medium-range high-performance laser radar developed by SLAMTEC. It boasts a ranging capability of up to 40 meters, with a rapid laser ranging sampling rate of up to 60,000 times per second. Additionally, it exhibits strong resistance to ambient light, with a capability of up to 80,000 lux. The scanning angle covers 270 degrees, allowing it to generate real-time planar point cloud map information, providing precise environmental perception and navigation support.
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