Sunny OIT Mars F1 Wins CES 2020 Innovation Awards

As the most prestigious industry accolade for recognizing innovative products, the CES Innovation Awards are hailed as a global benchmark for the technology sector, often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of Technology." Representing the cutting-edge trends in the tech industry, the awards maintain rigorous selection criteria and hold exceptionally high value within the consumer electronics field. Mars F1's receipt of this award signifies high recognition for Sunny OIT’s deep commitment and extensive expertise in depth perception system solutions.

Independently developed by Sunny OIT, the Mars F1 is a long-range depth measurement module based on Time-of-Flight (ToF) technology. It integrates a depth sensor with four low-power VCSELs (Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers). While ensuring a 30-meter operating range, a wide 60°×45° field of view, and ultra-high tracking precision, it also delivers outstanding accuracy, stability, and flexibility under strong ambient light conditions. Simultaneously, the Mars F1 features a powerful AI chip, enabling tailor-made solutions for specific application scenarios.

Furthermore, its feature-rich SDK holds the potential to unlock capabilities such as object recognition. The output images exhibit excellent characteristics including high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), high dynamic range (HDR), and low noise, making it suitable for applications such as AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles), security devices, and robotics.

Beyond its formidable performance, the award-winning Mars F1 also boasts an impressive industrial design. The product employs a semi-concealed structure. Heat dissipation vents are vertically integrated into Surface A of the housing, creating a dual visual effect of depth perception across the camera body. This design seamlessly incorporates essential functional elements into the aesthetic form, optimizing thermal management while achieving a harmonious blend of aesthetic appeal and technological sophistication.