Update 60m To 150m Green Laser Distance Sensor

Today, Seakeda will introduce an upgraded green light distance sensor LDS-G150. This laser distance measurement module is upgraded from the original 60m measurement distance to 150m distance measurement range, maintaining 1-3mm measurement accuracy, using the green 520nm wavelength of the third-level laser, suitable for underwater measurement applications.

Here are some potential applications for such a 520nm laser distance sensor:

1. Industrial Automation: Used in manufacturing plants to measure distances between parts or machinery, ensuring proper alignment and positioning.

2. Robotics: Robots can use these green distance sensors for navigation, obstacle detection, and mapping their environment. This is particularly useful in autonomous vehicles or drones.

3. Surveying and Mapping: In construction and land development, these 150m laser distance sensors can help create detailed maps and models of terrain and structures.

4. Security Systems: Can be integrated into security systems for detecting intruders or monitoring the movement of objects within a specified range.

5. Automotive Applications: For parking assistance systems, adaptive cruise control, or collision avoidance systems.

6. Agriculture: Precision farming equipment can use these 520nm distance sensors to optimize planting, spraying, and harvesting operations by accurately measuring distances and heights.

7. Medical Equipment: Certain medical devices might use these sensors for non-invasive measurements or to assist in surgical procedures where precision is crucial.

8. Sports Technology: In sports like golf, these 520nm distance sensor modules can measure the distance to the hole or target, helping players improve their performance.

9. Consumer Electronics: Integrated into consumer products like smart home devices, vacuum cleaners, or even gaming consoles for enhanced user interaction.

10. Environmental Monitoring: For measuring water levels, tree height, or other environmental parameters in ecological studies.

When choosing a laser distance sensor for your application, consider factors such as the required accuracy, operating conditions, and the type of surfaces you will be measuring. The green laser at 520nm wavelength is generally well-suited for many applications due to its visibility and effectiveness in different materials and environments.