RoboSense Airy
Full specifications
Last verified: 2026-07| Detection range | 60 m† |
| Range precision | ±1 cm (1σ)† |
| Point rate | 860,000 pts/s (96-beam) · 1.72M pts/s on the 192-beam variant† |
| FOV | 360° horizontal × 90° vertical hemispherical† |
| Weight / size | <240 g · Φ60 × 63 mm† |
| Power | <8 W† |
| Ingress protection | IP67† |
| Interface | Ethernet† |
| Price band | ≈$1,100–1,260 retail† |
| 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
Listed LiDAR and perception company expanding from automotive into robotics, with compact solid-state units and an emerging robot-perception line. Automotive-grade manufacturing scale.
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FAQ
Airy or Livox Mid-360?
Both are ~240–265 g hemispherical SLAM sensors. Airy claims a wider 90° vertical FOV, higher point density (860k pts/s on the 96-beam) and ±1 cm precision; the Mid-360 has a longer 40 m @10% range and the more mature open-source SLAM ecosystem. For indoor robots that need dense near-field coverage, Airy is compelling; verify driver/ROS support for your stack first.
What's the difference between the 96- and 192-beam versions?
Beam count sets vertical resolution and point rate — 860k pts/s (96-beam) vs 1.72M pts/s (192-beam). The 96-beam is the mainstream robotics SKU and what this listing prices; specify the variant on your RFQ.
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