ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES
Zebra 3S80
Zebra’s 3S80 3D Sensors represent the pinnacle in high-speed, high-resolution structured-light imaging with sub-millimetre precision. Equipped with a 2 MP CMOS sensor capable of capturing up to 2 million 3D points (1680×1200) in only 45ms, the 3S80 produces motion-blur-free, true per-pixel point clouds with full RGB colour rendering. The parallel structured-light system, along with ambient-light suppression, enables dynamic scene capture, no matter if objects are moving at conveyor speed. Available in two variants, the mid-range 3S80‑4M (497–939 mm range, 588 × 444 mm sweet‑spot) and the extended-range 3S80‑4L (778–3034 mm range, ~1027 × 836 mm sweet‑spot), these devices support plug‑and‑play deployment via PoE+ or 24 V, 1 GbE GigE Vision interface and ship IP65-rated for dust and water resilience. The sensors pair seamlessly with Zebra’s Aurora Design Assistant or Vision Studio software and the 4Sight EV7 controller for rapid integration into multi-camera networks.
The 3S80 excels in industrial inspection, precision dimensioning, and robotic automation. Its fast acquisition and sub-millimetre accuracy (≈0.37 mm point spacing at sweet-spot) make it ideal for bin picking, surface or assembly defect detection, and inline quality control, especially when used with Zebra’s deep-learning tools to identify subtle, irregular anomalies. The 3S80‑4L’s extended range supports scanning large, static or moving objects EV batteries, automotive parts, crates, and delivers full 3D data and colour overlays to verify compliance and detect irregularities. Whether deployed for volume measurement in logistics, bin-picking in robotics, or detailed object inspection on manufacturing lines, the 3S80 is designed to reduce error rates, shorten cycle times, and enhance production throughput.
- Shorter Cycle Times
- Large Scanning Volume
- Patented CMOS Sensors
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Technical data
| Calibration accuracy (1 σ) | 0.9 mm |
|---|---|
| DC input | PoE or 24V |
| Depth | 85 mm |
| Height | 68 mm |
| Point to point distance | 0.72mm |
| Scanning area at maximum spot | 1027mm x 836mm |
| Scanning range max | 3034 mm |
|---|---|
| Scanning range min | 778 mm |
| Temporal noise (1 σ) | 0.1 mm |
| Width | 628 mm |
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Product description
Zebra’s 3S80 3D Sensors represent the pinnacle in high-speed, high-resolution structured-light imaging with sub-millimetre precision. Equipped with a 2 MP CMOS sensor capable of capturing up to 2 million 3D points (1680×1200) in only 45ms, the 3S80 produces motion-blur-free, true per-pixel point clouds with full RGB colour rendering. The parallel structured-light system, along with ambient-light suppression, enables dynamic scene capture, no matter if objects are moving at conveyor speed. Available in two variants, the mid-range 3S80‑4M (497–939 mm range, 588 × 444 mm sweet‑spot) and the extended-range 3S80‑4L (778–3034 mm range, ~1027 × 836 mm sweet‑spot), these devices support plug‑and‑play deployment via PoE+ or 24 V, 1 GbE GigE Vision interface and ship IP65-rated for dust and water resilience. The sensors pair seamlessly with Zebra’s Aurora Design Assistant or Vision Studio software and the 4Sight EV7 controller for rapid integration into multi-camera networks.
The 3S80 excels in industrial inspection, precision dimensioning, and robotic automation. Its fast acquisition and sub-millimetre accuracy (≈0.37 mm point spacing at sweet-spot) make it ideal for bin picking, surface or assembly defect detection, and inline quality control, especially when used with Zebra’s deep-learning tools to identify subtle, irregular anomalies. The 3S80‑4L’s extended range supports scanning large, static or moving objects EV batteries, automotive parts, crates, and delivers full 3D data and colour overlays to verify compliance and detect irregularities. Whether deployed for volume measurement in logistics, bin-picking in robotics, or detailed object inspection on manufacturing lines, the 3S80 is designed to reduce error rates, shorten cycle times, and enhance production throughput.
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