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YDLIDAR T-mini Plus LiDAR sensor

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Product SKU: KG1217

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₹ 9,595 ~~₹ 12,999~~

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360° scan
~100g weight
0.12–12m range
±3cm accuracy
Low power use
USB interface
5–10Hz scan rate

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YDLIDAR T-mini Plus LiDAR sensor

The YDLIDAR T-mini Plus LiDAR sensor is a compact and high-performance device engineered for accurate distance measurement and 2D mapping. It is ideal for use in robotics, autonomous vehicles, and industrial automation due to its lightweight design, low power consumption, and reliable performance. This sensor utilizes laser triangulation technology to deliver precise and consistent data, even in complex and dynamic environments. Its small form factor makes it an excellent choice for applications where space-saving integration is essential.

The T-mini Plus offers a wide scanning range, fast sampling rate, and robust durability, ensuring dependable operation in both indoor and outdoor environments. It supports real-time data output for seamless integration with various systems and development platforms. Designed for versatility, this sensor delivers a cost-effective yet powerful solution for developers and engineers seeking to implement accurate obstacle detection, environmental mapping, and autonomous navigation in their projects.