The three module families
The catalogue divides into three families. They share one measurement principle — 905 nm direct time-of-flight — and differ in format and intended host.
Long-range 905 nm ranging cores in tube and board formats, from 600 m to beyond 3,000 m. These are the modules that go into handheld optics, survey instruments and standalone rangefinders.
Mini and integration modules built to sit inside another instrument: night vision, thermal imagers and gimbal payloads. Selection here is usually decided by envelope and mass before it is decided by range.
DToF short range
Section titled “DToF short range”Compact direct time-of-flight units for short-range sensing, 9 m to 1,500 m, for embedded and industrial work where the constraint is size and power rather than reach.
Choosing between them
Section titled “Choosing between them”The selection guide narrows all 37 modules with four questions: reach, host platform, mass budget and interface. It only ever recommends a module whose published data satisfies the constraint.