MARU Gen 2 · all-in-one

MARU

MARU™ ONE

Optics, edge compute, and I/O in a single sealed housing. One mount, one cable, nothing to assemble on the line.

MARU ONE: a single sealed housing with a ToF emitter, a main lens and an IR window behind one cover glass

Why integrated

Install time is the cost

At volume, the expensive part of perception is not the module — it is the wiring, the bracketry, and the hours spent bringing each unit up. ONE removes the assembly step entirely.

The configuration is fixed at build instead of in the field. Everything above the driver is identical to Link and Tower: the same SDK, the same ROS 2 interface, the same factory calibration.

Factory-calibrated, sealed housing
On-device inference in 10–20 ms
RGB + IR 5 MP–8K, 45–155° diagonal FoV

Views

The housing from three sides

MARU ONE seen at a three-quarter angle

Three-quarter

One sealed housing: ToF emitter, main lens, and IR window behind a single cover glass.

MARU ONE seen from the front

Front

The optical face. Emitter and receiver spacing is fixed, so the calibration holds across units.

MARU ONE seen from the side

Side

Depth of the body carries the edge compute and the I/O exit — one cable, one mount.

Specifications

Platform specifications

3D depthToF · VCSEL 940 nm · 0.2–20 m · ±0.5%
2D imagingRGB + IR · 5 MP–8K · 45–155° diagonal FoV
Frame rate30–60 FPS
Edge computeRuns across edge SoCs · 10–100 TOPS · 10–20 ms on-device
Interfaces — HWUSB-C Ethernet SerDes HDMI/DP
Interfaces — SWROS 2 · REST/SDK API
Delivered asSensor + edge AI + I/O on one calibrated platform · Ruggedized field housing · factory-calibrated

Downloads

Documentation

Datasheet, mechanical drawing, and SDK guide ship with the production revision. Ask us for the current draft.

Tell us the deployment volume and we will come back with the integrated build.