The Robosense EMX is a highperformance, nextgeneration digital midrange LiDAR built on RoboSenses automotivegrade EM Platform. Featuring a true 192beam architecture, the Robosense EMX delivers 2.88 million points per second of ultradense, highdefinition point cloud data, making it ideal for autonomous driving, ADAS, and intelligent vehicle perception. With a 300meter detection range, 20 Hz maximum frame rate, and a 140 wide horizontal field of view, the Robosense EMX provides longrange, wideangle sensing essential for advanced perception systems.

The upgraded Gaze intelligent scanning technology enhances horizontal angular resolution by up to six times, offering more detailed environmental awareness and improved detection of distant or small objects. With flexible customization options, the Robosense EMX can be tailored to meet the sensing requirements of various vehicle platforms, supporting a wide range of intelligent driving applications.

Specifications

Packing list

FAQ

1. What is the RobosenseEMX LiDAR mainly used for?

The EMX is designed for robotics, AGV/AMR, mapping, and perception tasks requiring compact size and stable ranging.

2. What is the detection range of the EMX?

The exact range depends on reflectivity, but EMX typically supports midrange detection suitable for indoor and semioutdoor robotics.

3. Does the EMX support Ethernet power and communication?

Yes. The EMX uses an Ethernetbased interface for both data transmission and power (via the accessory kit).

4. What is included in the EMX Accessory Kit?

It includes an 8m Ethernet power cable, power adapter, power cable, EMX interface box, RJ45 cable, and screws.

5. How is the EMX powered?

Power is supplied through the Ethernet power cable and interface box included in the accessory kit.

6. What communication protocol does EMX use?

It communicates via standard Ethernet and outputs LiDAR point cloud data in a typical RoboSense data format.

7. Is the EMX suitable for outdoor environments?

It is mainly optimized for indoor and controlled environments; outdoor performance depends on lighting and reflectivity.

8. Does the EMX require calibration?

Factory calibration is completed before shipment; no user calibration is required under normal use.

9. How should the EMX be mounted?

It can be mounted using standard M4 screws (included). Ensure stable vibrationfree installation.

10. What software tools support EMX data?

RoboSense SDK, ROS/ROS2 drivers, and common pointcloud processing frameworks can parse EMX output.