LUCID Helios HLS003S Overview
LUCID Helios HLS003S uses time-of-flight acquisition to provide depth information. The exact generation, receiving arrangement and distance mode define its practical scope. This source-based review does not claim a hands-on test or unconditional measurement performance.
Key Specifications
Product detail | Specification |
Product | LUCID Helios HLS003S |
Image format | 640 × 480 depth sampling; selected depth, intensity or confidence representation |
Acquisition | Global Time-Of-Flight Acquisition |
Interface | GigE Vision via M12 Ethernet |
Capture rate | 30 fps near / 15 fps far |
Generation | Original Helios, HLS003S-001 |
Sensor | Sony DepthSense IMX556PLR |
Review Summary
The original HLS003S Helios merits evaluation for maintaining a compatible installation or a specifically supported depth task. It is distinct from Helios2. The current original-model table identifies near and far modes with different rates; newer IP67, range and power features should not be assigned automatically to the older camera.
Integration and Selection
Confirm the selected range mode and complete GigE receiving workflow. The launch catalog uses a 30 fps headline, while the current original-model table lists 15 fps for far mode. Use the actual delivered specification when budgeting motion and processing. Test trigger association, retained depth data and host workload at the intended distance rather than combining generation maxima.
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