: TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Incredibly good at detection - absolutely accurate at measuring Aaron Rothmeyer

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Presentation Outline : Product Description : Product Technology : Product Features and Benefits : Product Positioning : Target Applications -Focus: Mobile Robotics -Focus: Building Automation & Security -Focus: Mobile Vehicles : Part Numbers : Accessories : Contact Information 2:: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc.3 TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Product Description 3 Output of the TiM551 laser scanner :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14) : The TiM551 is the new outdoor-rated ranging laser scanner from SICK. : It sends information about surrounding contours out over Ethernet using time-of-flight, the same technology as an LMS scanner : Up to a 10 meter range (8 meters on black) : Suitable for indoor and outdoor use with its IP 67 rating and wide operating temperature range of -25 °C to +50 °C : Small footprint at just 86 mm tall and 3 watt power consumption

: SICK, Inc.44 TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Product Technology : The sensor is based on Time Of Flight (TOF) technology – distance is calculated based on the time measured between sending and receiving an infrared pulse : To ensure a small, power-efficient, and reliable laser scanner, SICK’s own High Definition Distance Measurement (HDDM) technology is used : With HDDM, 84 pulses are sent out per degree and an algorithm chooses the strongest echo. Due to this, a lower power pulse can be used which reduces size and power requirements. :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Product Features and Benefits FeatureBenefit Range of up to 10 meters (8 meters on black) Longer range means a larger area can be monitored with one sensor (235m 2 ) High Definition Distance Measurement (HDDM) technology Reliable results from a small, efficient scanner, even when exposed to 80,000 lux of ambient light Outdoor (IP 67) rating and wide operating temperature range of -25 °C to +50 °C Ability to function in wide range of environments Low power consumption of only 3WLonger battery life in mobile applications Compact design with 60x60x86 mm housingSmall footprint for easier installation in tight spaces Integrated Ethernet interfaceSimple communication setup and remote maintenance Industrially-designed cast aluminum housingRugged housing for longer life and reliability Rotatable M12 ConnectivityEasy to connect and replace 5:: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc.6 TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Product Positioning :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14) : TiM551 is a ranging laser scanner in the short range portfolio of 2D laser scanners Detection Ranging TiM31xTiM32xTiM35x TiM551 2D laser scanner TiM Series TiM51x

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Target Applications : Robotics -AGV navigation -Contour mapping : Building Automation -Interactive displays -Door monitoring -People counting : Building Security -Intrusion detection -Object tracking with point/tilt/zoom (PTZ) cameras : Mobile Vehicles -Manned vehicle backup monitoring -Pallet detection on fork trucks 7 : Warehouse -Short-range overhead crane anti-collision -Jut out detection : Ports & Rail -Obstruction detection -Container detection : Conveyor -Rough product measurement (width, height, and volume) :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Target Applications – Robotics 8 : Mapping indoor or outdoor contours for use in simulations/mapping : Same data can be used for navigation of an autonomous vehicle : Features/Benefits: -Small size & weight allow for more nimble devices -Low power consumption saves battery life -Outdoor rating allows for use in wide- ranging environments -Range of 8 meters gives an effective 16 meter diameter mapping circle :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14) Post-processing image of hallway dimensions captured by LIDAR (Photo credit: Virginia Tech)

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Target Applications – Building Automation & Security 9 : Building automation applications include interactive displays (billboards) and people counting : Building security can be enhanced by using the TiM551 for detection of unauthorized people and integration with a point/tilt/zoom (PTZ) security camera : Features/Benefits: -Small size allows devices to remain hidden -Outdoor rating so it can operate in most climates -Data output can feed distance data to a PTZ controller over a simple ethernet interface Using a laser scanner to count people entering Using a laser scanner to detect intruders :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Target Applications – Mobile Vehicles : Forklifts can use the data from the TiM551 to determine the location of a pallet that it wants to pick up. : Once the pallet is picked up, a second TiM551 can warn the driver of obstructions behind the forklift. : Features/Benefits: -Small size saves space on smaller vehicles -Wide temperature range allows for reliable operation in cold-storage warehouses and uncooled warehouses in hot climates. -Low power consumption conserves vehicle battery life 10:: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14) Forklift backup detection Pallet detection on mobile vehicles

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Part Numbers : The standard model TiM551 is regularly stocked in our Minnesota warehouse : Model #TiM (Part # ) 11 List Price: $2, :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc.12 : TiM551 uses the same M12 connectivity as LMS laser scanners but also supports USB programming! -Power cable M12x5 (e.g. # ) -Ethernet cable M12x4 (e.g. # ) -USB cable (e.g. # ) : Mounting kit includes optional weather hood (# ) TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Accessories :: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

: SICK, Inc. TiM551 – Ranging Laser Scanner Contact Information : Please visit for more information about the TiM551. For specific inquiries, please call and contact the following departments: : Application Engineering - for application solutions and technical : Inside Sales - for price, availability, and order : Product Management - for special pricing, joint calls, and marketing 13:: Aaron Rothmeyer (01/16/14)

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