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Trinity · Multimodal fusion camera

Depth perception for transparent and reflective objects.

Trinity combines depth, polarization, RGB and 16-channel spectral sensing to perceive transparent and highly reflective objects. Its single-lens common-path architecture aligns complementary optical signals for depth reconstruction and material understanding.

Trinity common-path multimodal camera module
Fusion resolution
2 MP
Spectral channels
16
Full field of view
95°
Frame rate
30 fps

Depth beyond opaque, matte surfaces.

Transparency and strong reflections make surface geometry difficult to capture. Trinity combines polarization cues with depth measurements to support 3D perception of these challenging materials.

Transparent objects

Capture depth and surface structure of transparent objects by combining complementary sensing channels.

Highly reflective objects

Use polarization cues alongside depth sensing to reconstruct surfaces with strong reflections.

More dimensions of the same scene.

Combine depth geometry, polarization response and spectral information to capture physical properties beyond color and appearance.

iToF depth view of a curved object surface

iToF depth imaging

Capture the surface geometry that supports spatial measurement and reconstruction.

Four polarization views of the same object at different angles

Multi-angle polarization

Different polarization angles reveal changes in surface reflection and material response.

Diagram of overlapping spectral channel response curves

16-channel spectral sensing

Spectral channels across 430–680 nm add wavelength information for material analysis.

From surface measurements to 3D structure.

Fuse complementary optical signals to reconstruct fine surface structure and support material-aware 3D perception.

Trinity 3D reconstruction of a curved surface with fine ridges
3D material voxel reconstruction

Designed for integrated perception.

Single-lens common path

A shared optical viewpoint provides physical alignment across sensing channels without distance-dependent parallax.

Depth for challenging materials

Polarization and depth fusion supports 3D perception of transparent and highly reflective objects, while spectral information adds material cues.

Compact system integration

A 70 × 50 × 40 mm module combines multiple sensing functions, with MIPI, USB-C and Ethernet interfaces.

Trinity specifications

Fusion resolution
2 MP
Working range
30–350 cm
Depth accuracy
≤ 10 μm across the full range
Full field of view
95°
Polarization range
Full Stokes
Multispectral bands
K-band · 430–680 nm
Interface
MIPI / USB-C / Ethernet
Frame rate
30 fps
Time synchronization accuracy
1 μs
Module dimensions
70 × 50 × 40 mm

Bring depth perception to challenging materials.

Explore Trinity for medical robots, humanoid robots, smart factories and AI industrial inspection.

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