Livox Avia LiDAR Sensor (AVIA) 905nm, 70.4°x77.2° FOV, IP67, 100Mbps Ethernet/PTP for Mapping
Livox Avia LiDAR Sensor (AVIA) 905nm, 70.4°x77.2° FOV, IP67, 100Mbps Ethernet/PTP for Mapping
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Overview
The Livox Avia LiDAR (Model: AVIA) is a compact, lightweight LiDAR sensor designed for capturing point cloud data in scenarios such as mapping and low-speed autonomous driving. It features a wide FOV over 70°, triple-echo capability, dual scanning modes (non-repetitive and repetitive), a built-in IMU (BMI088), and Ethernet data output with time synchronization support.
Key Features
- Compact & lightweight: 498 g (without cables); dimensions 91 x 61.2 x 64.8 mm.
- Wide field of view: Non-repetitive scanning pattern 70.4° (Horizontal) x 77.2° (Vertical); repetitive line scanning 70.4° (Horizontal) x 4.5° (Vertical).
- Long detection range (ambient-light dependent): Up to 450 m @ 80% reflectivity @ 0 klx (specification table). A product brief also states the detection range increases to 460 m under low-light conditions.
- Multiple returns / echoes: Triple-echo (maximum number of echoes).
- Point rate options: 240,000 points/s (first or strongest return), 480,000 points/s (dual return), 720,000 points/s (triple return).
- Low latency data output: ≤ 2 ms data latency.
- Interfaces & timing: 100 Mbps Ethernet; IEEE 1588-2008 (PTPv2), PPS (Pulse Per Second), GPS (PPS+UTC).
- Environmental protection: IP67 (overall rating; excludes Converter 2.0 and cables per notes).
Specifications
| Model | AVIA |
| Laser Wavelength | 905 nm |
| Laser Safety | Class 1 (IEC60825-1:2014) (Eye Safety) |
| Detection Range (@ 100 klx) |
190 m @ 10% reflectivity 230 m @ 20% reflectivity 320 m @ 80% reflectivity |
| Detection Range (@ 0 klx) |
190 m @ 10% reflectivity 260 m @ 20% reflectivity 450 m @ 80% reflectivity |
| FOV |
Non-repetitive scanning pattern: 70.4° (Horizontal) x 77.2° (Vertical) Repetitive line scanning: 70.4° (Horizontal) x 4.5° (Vertical) |
| Range Precision (1σ @ 20 m) | 2 cm¹ |
| Angular Precision (1σ) | < 0.05º |
| Beam Divergence | 0.28° (Vertical) x 0.03° (Horizontal) |
| Point Rate |
240,000 points/s (first or strongest return) 480,000 points/s (dual return) 720,000 points/s (triple return) |
| Data Latency | ≤ 2 ms |
| Data Port | 100 Mbps Ethernet |
| Data synchronization | IEEE 1588-2008 (PTPv2), PPS (Pulse Per Second), GPS (PPS+UTC) |
| False Alarm Rate (@ 100 klx)² | < 0.0003% |
| IMU | Built-in model: BMI088 |
| Operating Temperature | -4°F to 149°F (-20℃ to 65℃) |
| IP Rating³ | IP67 |
| Power⁴ |
Repetitive scanning pattern: 9 W (Startup: 16 W) Non-repetitive: 8 W (Startup: 16 W) |
| Power Supply Voltage Range⁵ | 10 ~ 15 V DC (with Converter 2.0: 9~30V DC) |
| Noise | 40 cm omnidirectional < 45 dBA |
| Dimensions | 91 x 61.2 x 64.8 mm |
| Weight | 498 g (without cables) |
| Notes |
1. Measured in an environment of 25℃ with a target (80% reflectivity) 20 meters away. The result may vary under different test conditions. 2. The false alarms ratio of the noise created by the stray light in a test environment of 0 to 100 klx at a temperature of 25℃. 3. The Livox Avia has an overall IP rating of IP67 (not including Livox Converter 2.0 and cables). 4. Starting power, especially at low temperature, might be significantly larger than the typical power. Please refer to user manuals for detailed information. 5. Make sure the output voltage of the power supply is within this range at all times. |
Applications
- Mapping
- Low-speed autonomous driving
- Power line surveying and mapping
- Forestry surveying and mapping
- Mobile surveying and mapping
- Smart cities point cloud capture
- Inspection of construction sites
- Mapping of agricultural fields, forests, and hill slopes
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Details
The Livox Avia LiDAR Sensor combines a compact form factor with wide-angle point cloud capture for mapping and autonomous platforms.
Key specs at a glance include a wide field of view, triple-echo returns, up to 450 m detection range (conditions apply), and an IP67-rated enclosure.
Long-range point cloud capture helps retain detail on distant structures in low-light or controlled lighting conditions.
Switch between non-repetitive scanning for broader coverage and repetitive scanning when consistent line patterns are preferred.
Repetitive line scanning supports precision-focused surveying tasks where consistent point distribution is important.
Designed for easy integration, Avia supports common conversion cables and circular M12 connectors for space-constrained installs.
Power line surveying benefits from long-range performance and precise returns on thin, high-contrast targets.
Triple-return data can improve canopy and terrain representation in forestry mapping and natural-environment surveys.
For mobile mapping, the built-in IMU helps support stable data collection when the sensor is mounted on moving vehicles.
Wide-FOV capture supports dense urban modeling for smart city applications such as infrastructure mapping and perception.
