Transfer Tech Debuts at 2026 CIFTIS, Unveils Indoor & Outdoor General-Purpose 3D Industrial Camera Epic Eye Laser M V3

(September 2026, Beijing) Held at Shougang Park in Beijing from September 9 to 13, the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) saw Transfer Tech unveil its new-generation indoor & outdoor general-purpose 3D industrial camera, the Epic Eye Laser M V3, by Zhang Guohao, Product Director of Transfer Tech. Boasting a five-in-one imaging architecture and 600,000 Lux ambient light resistance, the product extends 3D industrial camera deployment from indoor controlled environments to outdoor settings under intense natural light.

From Indoor-Only to Indoor & Outdoor General-Purpose: Addressing Imaging Demands in High-Brightness Scenarios

For a long time, 3D industrial cameras were mostly deployed in indoor workshops. Stable imaging under intense outdoor sunlight remained challenging, limiting the rollout of industrial automation to outdoor applications. At the launch event, Zhang Guohao, Product Director of Transfer Tech, stated that the Epic Eye Laser M V3 delivers end-to-end innovation spanning hardware design to optoelectronic architecture, built on real-world feedback gathered from numerous on-site projects.

Five-in-One: Integrating Five Imaging Modes

The core technical innovation of the Epic Eye Laser M V3 lies in its fused imaging architecture. The camera integrates five imaging modes — structured light, oscillating line scan, fixed line scan, three-channel video stream and binocular passive imaging — within a single unit. Users may freely switch between modes on the software side according to application requirements. Work scenarios that previously required multiple cameras of different models can now be handled by just one device.

In terms of imaging performance, the Epic Eye Laser M V3 outputs 8 MP 3D colored point clouds and up to 48 MP RGB images, with multiple resolution combinations available for both depth maps and RGB frames. Equipped with a 450 nm blue laser and high-performance color 2D sensor, it achieves measurement accuracy of VDI/VDE 0.06 mm@1.5m within its 500–1500 mm working range, Z-axis single-point repeatability of 0.04 mm@0.7m, and typical acquisition time of 0.3–0.9 seconds.

Four Key Imaging Challenges: Strong Light, Transparent, High-Reflective and Dark-Reflective Surfaces

During R&D, Transfer Tech targeted four persistent imaging challenges in industrial vision: imaging under intense outdoor sunlight, recognition of transparent objects, highly reflective objects and dark reflective objects. The camera can withstand ambient light exceeding 600,000 Lux, making it suitable for scenarios with direct midday solar exposure and strong glare. Its performance has been validated across multiple industrial field deployments.

For protection and durability, the Epic Eye Laser M V3 carries dual IP65/IP67 ratings and operates reliably under harsh outdoor conditions. The camera measures 155 mm × 80 mm × 66 mm and weighs 0.95 kg, fitted with a wide field-of-view lens. A single unit covers use cases including full-vehicle scanning, container unloading, large workpiece positioning and logistics depalletizing.

Integrated Hardware, Software & Computing Architecture to Cut Deployment Barriers

The Epic Eye Laser M V3 continues Transfer Tech’s integrated hardware, software and computing architecture. Its on-board edge computing handles core vision processing independently, eliminating the need for an external industrial PC and lowering system integration and maintenance costs. The camera comes with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing field engineers to complete debugging, maintenance and upgrades without cable reconnection. Meanwhile, it provides standardized SDK interfaces compatible with mainstream development languages including C++, C# and Python. It supports Windows, Linux, and domestic operating systems Kylin and UOS, with complete development documentation and sample code supplied.

Setting Off from CIFTIS: The Globalization Journey of Domestic 3D Vision

Back in July 2026, the Epic Eye Laser M V3 was showcased at the Kyushu Manufacturing Comprehensive Exhibition “Kaiketsu ExPo2026” in Japan, marking its first public overseas debut. At the exhibition, manufacturing customers from Japan and wider Asia gave positive feedback on the product’s all-environment adaptability and imaging performance for complex materials.

Founded in 2017, Transfer Tech specializes in AI + 3D vision. It has independently developed the full Epic Eye series of 3D smart camera hardware and supporting vision software platform, delivering solutions such as robotic random bin picking, automatic loading & unloading, palletizing & depalletizing, and workpiece positioning & guidance for intelligent manufacturing and warehouse logistics. The company’s products are sold in over 40 countries and regions, serving leading automotive and new-energy enterprises.

From indoors to outdoors, from a single imaging mode to five-in-one integration, the launch of the Epic Eye Laser M V3 marks a milestone of Transfer Tech’s sustained investment in industrial 3D vision. Following the completion of its Pre-C round financing, the company will continue refining products and algorithms based on real manufacturing and warehouse logistics scenarios. It will drive 3D vision technology from isolated point deployments toward large-scale rollout, and together with global partners, deliver stable, user-friendly vision solutions for industrial intelligent transformation.