Who makes the KRONZ Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor?

The KRONZ Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor is made by KRONZ. BooLabz lists it in the Sensors, Robotics & Smart Home collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.

What is the difference between Zigbee and Wi-Fi smart-home sensors?

Zigbee sensors use a low-power mesh that needs a hub or USB coordinator but sips battery and keeps data local; Wi-Fi sensors connect straight to your router but use more power and often depend on a cloud app.

What is a mmWave presence sensor?

A mmWave radar sensor detects tiny movements such as breathing, so it can tell a room is occupied even when someone sits perfectly still — something ordinary PIR motion sensors cannot do.

KRONZ Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor

For robotics makers exploring time-of-flight distance measurement.

By KRONZSKU BLZ-082

$46.99

KRONZ Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor is part of the BooLabz Sensors, Robotics & Smart Home collection: the sensors, cameras, servo drivers, and robot kits that let projects perceive and move.

Why we shortlisted it

For robotics makers exploring time-of-flight distance measurement.

Listed as

KRONZ TOF NPN Detect Distance 50-4000mm Time of Flight Sensor Red LED 940nm IEC CLASS1 DC12-24V IP65 TOF Sensors

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Who makes the KRONZ Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor?: The KRONZ Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor is made by KRONZ. BooLabz lists it in the Sensors, Robotics & Smart Home collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.
What is the difference between Zigbee and Wi-Fi smart-home sensors?: Zigbee sensors use a low-power mesh that needs a hub or USB coordinator but sips battery and keeps data local; Wi-Fi sensors connect straight to your router but use more power and often depend on a cloud app.
What is a mmWave presence sensor?: A mmWave radar sensor detects tiny movements such as breathing, so it can tell a room is occupied even when someone sits perfectly still — something ordinary PIR motion sensors cannot do.