The Orbbec Femto Bolt has the highest depth output resolution of the ToF depth cameras I can compare, at 1024 × 1024. It's an iToF camera and connects over USB 3.2 Type-C. orbbec.com +1orbbec.com ↗“1024}”orbbec.com ↗“camera.depth_technology=iToF”
One thing to check: Orbbec's sources give different frame rates for this camera. The current hardware docs say 25 fps, but the product page says 15 fps. orbbec.comorbbec.com ↗“current hardware docs25fps versus product page15fps”
How the ToF depth cameras compare orbbec.com +4orbbec.com ↗“1024}”lips-hci.com ↗“480}”e-consystems.com ↗“480}”lips-hci.com ↗“240}”lips-hci.com ↗“60}”
| Camera | Manufacturer | Depth output resolution |
|---|---|---|
| Orbbec Femto Bolt | Orbbec | 1024 × 1024 |
| LIPSedge DL | LIPS | 640 × 480 |
| DepthVista_USB_RGBIRD | — | 640 × 480 |
| LIPSedge DL400 | LIPS | 320 × 240 |
| LIPSedge M3 LED | LIPS | 80 × 60 |
Cameras I couldn't include:
- DepthVista_MIPI_IRD: a general resolution of 640 × 480 is listed, but no depth output resolution is. e-consyste...e-consystems.com ↗“480}”
- Basler blaze-101, blaze-102 and blaze-112, and DepthVista_GMSL_IP65: no depth output resolution is listed. Any of these could beat the Femto Bolt, but I can't confirm it from the information I have. docs.basle... +3docs.baslerweb.com ↗“Basler blaze-102 time-of-flight depth camera with Sony IMX556.”docs.baslerweb.com ↗“Basler blaze-112 time-of-flight depth camera with Sony IMX556.”docs.baslerweb.com ↗“Basler blaze-101 time-of-flight depth camera with Sony IMX556.”e-consystems.com ↗“camera.interface=GMSL, camera.depth_technology=iToF, mechanical.ip_rating=IP65”