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3D imaging technology plays a powerful role in industrial applications. Depending on the application requirements, such as distance to target, level of accuracy and precision, environmental lighting, and overall costs, different 3D technologies will bring different advantages. For applications that demand real-time object detection, time of flight (ToF) technology enhances 3D depth performance and simplifies application complexity over traditional stereo vision camera systems.
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