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Hokuyo UTM-30LX-EW scanning laser range finder with an extended sensing range to 30 meters. Interface is Ethernet and scanning rate is 25 milliseconds across a 270° range.

Hokuyo scanning laser range finder with USB 2.0 interface, 270˚ field of veiew, 0.25˚ angular resolution, 0.1 to 30m range, ±10mm accuracy, 1mm resolution, and a 40Hz scan rate.

The UST-20LX is a scanning laser range finder with a .02 to 20 meter range.  The sensor's interface is Ethernet.  Scanning rate is 25 milliseconds across a 270° range.  A 12/24VDC power source is required.

Hokuyo scanning laser range finder, USB 2.0 interface, 240° FOV, able to measure distances from 20 mm to 5.6 m (0.79 in to 18.37 ft).

Scanning laser range finder with serial (RS-232) and USB interfaces. 240° field of view and 0.36˚ angular resolution; Range of 20 mm to 5.6m with ±10mm accuracy and 10Hz scan rate.

The Hokuyo UST-05LA is a small, accurate, high-speed scanning laser range finder with a 5 meter range. It is ideal for automated material handling systems and autonomous vehicles (UGV, UAV) doing simultaneous location and mapping (SLAM). The simple USB or RS422 SCIPI interface is quick to integrate with standard computers and automation control platforms.with millimeter resolution. This scanning uses 12/24DC power, takes 25ms/scan, outputs ±40mm accuracy, 270˚ field of view (FOV) with 0.5˚ angular resolution.

The Hokuyo UST-05LN is an obstacle detection scanning laser range finder with a 5 meter range, 12/24VDC, 25ms/scan, +/- 40mm 270° scan angle, USB interface and 3 outputs. 

The UST-10LX is a scanning laser range finder with a .02 to 10 meter range.  The sensor's interface is Ethernet.  Scanning rate is 25 milliseconds across a 270° range.  A 12/24VDC power source is required. 

Devantech thermal array sensor measures the temperature of 8 adjacent points in its field of view simultaneously.  Detects a candle flame at 2 meters and is unaffected by ambient light.  Great for detecting body heat, too. I2C interface.  

TeraRanger Tower 4 is a simultaneous, multi-axis scanner, capable of replacing traditional laser lidar scanners in some applications. Totally silent, zero moving parts, greater efficiency and reliability, the Tower is capable of Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) and collision avoidance on fast-moving ground and airborne robots. Calibrated distance data is streamed from a USB or UART port as an array of synchronized distances, in millimeters.