SICK sensor portfolio (LiDAR, safety laser scanners)
by SICKGermany
Lidar sensors and safety laser scanners from SICK for AMRs, AGVs and machine safety. Details according to the manufacturer.
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- Manufacturer
- SICK
- Country
- Germany · Waldkirch
- Category
- LiDAR sensors
- Guide price
- on request
About the category
What it is
LiDAR sensors use laser pulses to measure the distance to a very large number of points and build a 3D image of the surroundings. Robots and vehicles use them for orientation and obstacle detection; in surveying, they produce digital models of buildings and facilities. Unlike cameras, they work largely independently of ambient light.
What companies use them for
- Navigation and personnel protection for AMRs and mobile robots.
- Capturing halls, buildings and facilities in 3D (scan-to-BIM).
- Measuring bulk material volumes and stock levels.
- Traffic and people counting, zone monitoring.
What to look for when buying
- Range, field of view and point density to suit the task.
- Accuracy and behaviour in rain, dust or on reflective surfaces.
- Safety certification if the sensor is meant to protect people.
- Drivers, ROS 2 support, interfaces and laser class.
Integration & effortEffort: medium
The sensor is quickly mounted; the effort lies in calibration, time synchronisation with other sensors and the software that turns point clouds into decisions or models. Safety functions are subject to their own standards and acceptance tests.
Software that fits
- Point Cloud Library (opens in a new tab)Open source · BSD-3-ClauseFilters, segments and registers point clouds, for example from LiDAR.
- Open3D (opens in a new tab)Open source · MITLibrary for processing and visualising 3D data and point clouds.
- CloudCompare (opens in a new tab)Open source · GPL-2.0Views, compares and measures large 3D point clouds.
- ROS 2 (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Standard framework for connecting sensors, control and your own algorithms across vendors.
Licence details without guarantee — the project’s own licence is authoritative. We can set up and integrate it for you at a fixed price.
Simulation
How it runs in your operation
A simplified, typical sequence — not a recording of a real deployment.
The sensor sweeps the surroundings with laser pulses.
The measurements form a 3D image.
Detect obstacles, take measurements, find deviations.
The robot navigates safely, or the model feeds into planning.
Brokering
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Product details and prices come from manufacturers’ public information (as of 3 Nov 2026, foreign currencies converted at the ECB rate). Prices are non-binding, rounded guide values excluding VAT, shipping and duties; only the seller’s quote is binding. Category texts are general information and do not replace a case-by-case assessment.