Distance Measurement
Measure the distance between the sensor and a person, object, surface or material.
TIME-OF-FLIGHT SENSORS
Measure distance, presence and movement without physical contact.
NAV Team uses Time-of-Flight sensing for people counting, occupancy, distance measurement, level monitoring and other applications where accurate depth data is required.
Live Depth-Sensing Snapshot
Measured Distance
2.46 m
Within configured range
Detected Objects
7
Updated continuously
Zone Occupancy
64%
Below warning threshold
Sensor Health
100%
All devices online
OVERVIEW
Depth sensing that converts reflected light into useful operational data.
Time-of-Flight sensors emit light and measure how long it takes for the reflected signal to return. That measurement is used to calculate distance and create depth information.
Depending on the sensor and application, the technology can detect people, objects, surfaces, fill levels and movement without requiring physical contact.
NAV Team evaluates the measurement range, field of view, mounting, target material, ambient conditions, connectivity and reporting requirements before selecting a sensor.
Non-contact measurement
Measure objects, people or surfaces without
switches, floats or mechanical contact.
Depth-based detection
Create useful distance and occupancy data
rather than relying only on simple motion.
Anonymous sensing
Support people and occupancy measurements
without identifying individuals.
Flexible integration
Send readings to dashboards, alerts,
reports and connected systems.
CORE CAPABILITIES
Measure more than simple motion.
Time-of-Flight sensors can provide distance, presence, depth, occupancy and movement information.
Presence Detection
Determine whether people or objects are present within a configured sensing area.
Movement & Direction
Detect changes in depth and movement through defined zones or counting lines.
Level Monitoring
Estimate the fill level of tanks, bins, containers and other storage areas.
People Counting
Use depth information to count entrances, exits and occupancy while preserving anonymity.
Zone Analytics
Divide the field of view into zones for occupancy, movement and exception monitoring.
APPLICATIONS
Time-of-Flight sensing across people, spaces and equipment.
NAV Team applies the technology where depth and distance information can improve operational visibility.
Count people entering and exiting stores, facilities and public spaces.
Monitor presence, occupancy and utilization in defined areas.
Measure distance to liquids, materials or stored contents.
Monitor fill levels to improve collection and service schedules.
Detect object presence, position or material level near equipment.
Monitor objects, pallets, containers and selected operational zones.
Detect people and activity within service or waiting areas.
Support anonymous occupancy and capacity monitoring in shared spaces.
TECHNOLOGY ADVANTAGES
Reliable measurement without traditional imaging.
Time-of-Flight sensors can provide useful spatial data while reducing dependence on conventional video.
Anonymous by Design
Depth information can support counting and presence analytics without identifying individuals.
Non-Contact Operation
No mechanical switch, float or physical interaction is required for measurement.
Flexible Configuration
Configure zones, thresholds, reporting intervals and alerts around the operational requirement.
Continuous Data
Capture live and historical measurements for trends, exceptions and operational reporting.
Connected Monitoring
Integrate sensor readings with dashboards, APIs, reports and other operational systems.
Multiple Use Cases
Apply one depth-sensing technology to people, spaces, equipment and material-level applications.
DEPLOYMENT PROCESS
Designed around the target, range and environment.
Define the measurement
Identify what must be detected, measured or counted and how the data will be used.
Evaluate the environment
Review range, field of view, mounting, target surface, lighting and connectivity.
Configure and validate
Install the sensor, define zones and thresholds, then verify measurement performance.
Connect and support
Deliver dashboards, alerts, reporting and ongoing device-health monitoring.
Could Time-of-Flight sensing improve your operation?
Tell us what you need to detect or measure, the sensing distance, the environment and how your team needs to use the resulting data.