Depth with detail – new 3D camera, new precision

Discover the Power of iToF: IDS Nion 3D Camera with onsemi AF0130 Sensor | Live Demo & Calibration

IDS Imaging takes a leap forward in 3D vision with the launch of its first indirect Time-of-Flight (iToF) camera – IDS Nion. Powered by the cutting-edge onsemi AF0130 sensor, this 1.2 MP camera delivers high-precision 3D depth data in real time, even in dynamic environments with moving objects.

In this exclusive live session, you’ll get a first look at the capabilities of the IDS Nion, learn about the advantages of iToF technology, and find out how easy it is to calibrate a 3D workspace and capture your first 3D image using IDS Cockpit.

Session Timeline:

  • 00:00 – Introduction

  • 01:03 – Overview of 3D Imaging Techniques

  • 04:24 – Why Time-of-Flight?

  • 06:25 – Key Advantages of iToF Technology

  • 06:46 – IDS Nion: Features, Benefits & Applications

  • 10:28 – Easy Software Setup & Workspace Calibration

  • 12:12 – Real-World Application Examples

  • 15:13 – Final Thoughts

Key Benefits:

  • Real-time 3D imaging with 1.2MP resolution

  • Optimized for dynamic and industrial applications

  • Fast and easy setup with IDS Cockpit

  • Ideal for automation, robotics, and logistics

Be among the first to explore IDS's new iToF technology and see how it simplifies high-precision 3D vision – exclusively on the Vision Channel.

Watch now to see the future of industrial 3D imaging in action!

Speaker Rob Webb
Rob Webb
Product Sales Specialist

IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH

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