Livox Avia
Full specifications
Last verified: 2026-07| Detection range | 190 m @10% refl. · 230 m @20% · up to 450 m† |
| Ranging accuracy | ±2 cm† |
| Point rate | 240,000 pts/s first return (higher in dual/triple-return)† |
| FOV | 70.4° × 77.2° (non-repetitive) · 70.4° × 4.5° (repetitive line scan)† |
| Scan modes | Repetitive + non-repetitive · triple return† |
| Weight | 498 g (without cables)† |
| Interface | 100 Mbps Ethernet† |
| Ingress protection | IP67† |
| Wavelength / eye safety | 905 nm · Class 1† |
| Price band | ≈$1,599 list† |
| MOQ | 1 unit† |
† Manufacturer-reported, not yet independently verified.
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Confirmed and manufacturer-claimed platform compatibility. We check your exact wrist and comms setup before quoting.
Supplier
DJI-affiliated LiDAR maker. The Mid-360 is a robotics-industry workhorse — 360° coverage, ~40 m range, compact and low-cost — widely used on quadrupeds, AMRs and mapping rigs.
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FAQ
Avia or Mid-360 for my robot?
The Mid-360 gives hemispherical 360° coverage for close-range SLAM and is lighter and cheaper. The Avia is a forward-looking long-range unit (190 m @10%) with a narrower 70° cone — pick it when you need reach and point density downrange, not 360° awareness.
What is non-repetitive scanning?
The scan pattern doesn't retrace the same lines each frame, so integrating over time fills in coverage like a dense point cloud — great for mapping. It needs Livox-aware drivers, and near-field density builds up over multiple frames rather than instantly.
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