The LDROBOT dTOF LiDAR Sensor is a high-performance 2D laser scanning sensor designed for robotics, autonomous navigation, SLAM mapping, obstacle detection, and industrial automation.
Available in D6, LD D200, LD D300, and LD D500 variants, these sensors provide reliable 360° environmental scanning, strong ambient light resistance, and seamless integration with ROS1, ROS2, Arduino, STM32, Raspberry Pi, and other embedded development platforms.
Whether you’re developing autonomous mobile robots, AGVs, service robots, educational robotics projects, or research applications, the LDROBOT LiDAR series delivers precise real-time distance measurement and stable environmental perception.
Its compact design, high scanning frequency, and developer-friendly interfaces make it an excellent solution for indoor and outdoor robotic applications.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Product Name | LDROBOT dTOF LiDAR Sensor |
| Available Models | D6, LD D200, LD D300, LD D500 |
| Measurement Technology | Direct Time-of-Flight (dTOF) |
| Scanning Direction | 360° |
| Platform Support | ROS1, ROS2, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, STM32 |
| Communication | Serial/UART (model dependent) |
| Application | SLAM, Mapping, Navigation, Obstacle Detection |
| Environment | Indoor & Outdoor |
| Ambient Light Resistance | Up to 60Klx (model dependent) |
| Development Support | SDK, ROS Packages |
| Installation | Robot Integration |
| Operating Mode | Real-Time Continuous Scanning |
Note:
Exact ranging distance, scan frequency, interface, power requirements, and accuracy vary depending on the selected model (D6, LD D200, LD D300, or LD D500).
Key Benefits
- 360° real-time laser scanning
- dTOF (Direct Time-of-Flight) ranging technology
- Multiple model options to suit different applications
- Compatible with ROS1, ROS2, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and STM32
- Suitable for SLAM mapping and robot localization
- Excellent resistance to ambient light interference
- Fast data acquisition for responsive navigation
- Compact and lightweight for easy integration
- Stable performance for continuous operation
- Ideal for commercial, industrial, educational, and research projects
High-Precision dTOF Laser Ranging Technology
The LDROBOT LiDAR series utilizes Direct Time-of-Flight (dTOF) laser measurement technology to accurately calculate distance by measuring the travel time of laser pulses.
Compared with conventional ranging methods, dTOF technology provides:
- Faster response times
- Stable measurement performance
- Improved ranging accuracy
- Better resistance to environmental lighting
- Reliable data for autonomous navigation
Designed for Robotics, SLAM & Autonomous Navigation
The LDROBOT D6, D200, D300, and D500 sensors are widely used in intelligent robotic systems requiring accurate environmental perception.
Typical applications include:
- Mobile robots
- Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGV)
- Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR)
- Warehouse robots
- Service robots
- Educational robotics
- Research laboratories
- Drone obstacle avoidance
- Indoor mapping
- Outdoor mapping
- Robot localization
- Navigation systems
- Collision avoidance
- Smart automation equipment
Multi-Platform Development Support
The sensor is designed for rapid integration into robotic development environments.
Supported platforms include:
- ROS1
- ROS2
- Arduino
- Raspberry Pi
- STM32
- Linux
- Ubuntu
- Embedded systems
- Robot Operating System development
This allows developers to build mapping and navigation systems quickly without extensive hardware modifications.
Available Variants
Choose the model that best matches your project requirements.
- D6 LiDAR
- LD D200 LiDAR
- LD D300 LiDAR
- LD D500 LiDAR
Each model offers different ranging capabilities and performance characteristics while maintaining compatibility with common robotics development platforms.
Features
- Direct Time-of-Flight laser technology
- 360-degree environmental scanning
- High-speed laser data output
- Strong ambient light resistance
- Stable indoor and outdoor performance
- Compact industrial design
- Low power consumption
- High reliability
- Continuous real-time scanning
- Easy software integration
- SDK and ROS support
- Developer-friendly interface
Applications
The LDROBOT LiDAR sensor is suitable for:
- Autonomous robots
- SLAM mapping
- Warehouse automation
- Smart factories
- Service robotics
- Educational robotics
- AI vision systems
- Obstacle detection
- Path planning
- Indoor positioning
- Research projects
- Navigation algorithm development
- Security robots
- Delivery robots
- Agricultural robots
Why Buy This LiDAR Sensor?
The LDROBOT LiDAR family combines reliable laser ranging technology with broad software compatibility, making it suitable for professional developers, robotics engineers, universities, research institutes, and automation integrators.
Its flexible model selection allows users to choose the most appropriate sensor for cost, performance, and application requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this LiDAR compatible with ROS2?
Yes. The LDROBOT LiDAR series supports ROS2 and can be integrated into robotic navigation and SLAM applications using the appropriate drivers and SDK.
Does it work with ROS1?
Yes. The sensors are compatible with both ROS1 and ROS2 development environments.
Can I use this LiDAR with Arduino?
Yes. Many LDROBOT LiDAR models support integration with Arduino through supported communication interfaces and suitable libraries.
Which model should I choose?
Choose the model based on your project’s required ranging distance, scanning performance, accuracy, and budget. The D6, LD D200, LD D300, and LD D500 each offer different capabilities.
Is this suitable for SLAM mapping?
Yes. These sensors are commonly used for simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), robot localization, navigation, and autonomous obstacle avoidance.
Can the sensor be used outdoors?
Yes. Selected models are designed with strong ambient light resistance, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor robotic applications.
What operating systems are supported?
The LiDAR sensors are commonly used with Linux, Ubuntu, ROS-based systems, Raspberry Pi, and embedded development platforms.
Is this sensor suitable for commercial robotics?
Yes. The LDROBOT LiDAR series is widely used in commercial automation, warehouse robotics, research, education, and industrial robotic systems.
















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