Evaluation Kit for Illuminator Module

BELICE-SD is a proprietary infrared dot-pattern illuminator for stereoscopic imaging platforms. It produces a very high-contrast dot pattern that stereo-matching algorithms can use to address low-texture situations and achieve high-accuracy depth maps. An additional benefit of the dot pattern is a reduction of the computational load required to perform the depth calculation.
The BELICE-SD dot-pattern illuminator is provided in a miniature package that is compatible with standard lead-free reflow processes. As such, it can be successfully used onboard of a great variety of 3D sensing platforms, from mobile to IoT to robotics.
A pair of BELICE-SD emitters produce approximately 10k dots at 850nm. A 940nm version is currently under development.

The EGA2000 module is specifically designed for open-space monochromatic infrared high power uniform illumination. The ultra-compact modules are assembled with ams‘ state-of-the-art opto-electronics component manufacturing processes and are reflow solderable. These modules, using laser illumination, allow improved efficiency, reduced footprint, and overall improved system performance. 

EGA2000 can be used for illumination in conjunction with industrial 3D sensing cameras as well as 2D imaging systems for a variety of applications like object dimension detection in robotics and logistics, 3D mapping of the environment for autonomous guided vehicles (AGV) including household robots, 3D face authentication for e-locks and e-payment terminals and illumination in night vision systems. The EGA2000 modules produce high optical output power at either 850nm or 940nm with three field of illumination options: Narrow, Wide and Ultra-Wide.