3D LiDARs · RoboSense

ROBOSENSE Airy-Lite

The RoboSense Airy Lite is a compact 24-beam 3D LiDAR sensor featuring 360° horizontal and 45° vertical field of view with a detection range of up to 60 metres. Designed for mobile robots, autonomous navigation, mapping, and obstacle avoidance, it delivers reliable 3D environmental perception in space-constrained robotic applications.

Technical Details

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Technical Specifications

Product Features

Technical features and specifications for ROBOSENSE Airy-Lite
FeatureValue
VersionSerial Port Ver./ ETH Ver.
Laser Wavelength940 nm
Laser SafetyClass 1 eye safety
Range7–18 Channels: 40 m @10%/ 1–6 & 19–24 Channels: 30 m @10%/ Maximum Range: 60 m
Precision1 cm (1σ)
Blind Spot<0.1 m
Horizontal FOV360°
Vertical FOV45° (-11.5° to +33.5°)
Angular Resolution0.6° (H) × 1.96° (V)
Point Rate (Single Return Mode)~144,000 pts/s
Point Rate (Dual Return Mode)~288,000 pts/s
Frame Rate10 Hz
Dimensions69 × 64 × 62 mm (without lead-out)/ 72.5 × 64.2 × 65 mm (including aviation plug)
Weight210 ± 10 g/ 235 ± 10 g
Power Consumption4.5 W/ 6 W
InterfaceRS-485/ 100BASE-TX

Overview

RoboSense Airy lite LiDAR Sensor for Robotics, Mapping & Intelligent Automation

The RoboSense Airy Lite is a compact 3D LiDAR sensor designed for commercial, industrial, and consumer robotics applications. It provides 360° horizontal and 45° vertical field-of-view coverage, enabling robots to perceive their surroundings and detect obstacles across a wide area.Featuring 24-beam 3D sensing, a maximum detection range of up to 60 metres, and a near-field blind zone of less than 0.1 metres, the Airy Lite supports environmental perception in space-constrained robotic platforms. Its compact design, integrated IMU, and digital sensing architecture make it suitable for applications requiring real-time 3D point cloud data.The RoboSense Airy Lite can be used in autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), industrial robots, commercial cleaning robots, robotic lawn mowers, and intelligent automation systems. It supports key robotics functions such as mapping, localization, navigation, and obstacle avoidance, helping developers integrate 3D perception into mobile and autonomous machines.