The TF-Luna is a compact Time-of-Flight (ToF) LiDAR sensor that measures the distance to a single point in front of it, with a working range up to 8 meters. It outputs readings over both UART and I2C, so it plugs easily into microcontroller and single-board-computer projects. It suits makers, students, and automation builders who need a small, low-cost ranging module for robots, smart irrigation triggers, level detection, obstacle sensing, and DIY measurement tools.
Key features
- ToF LiDAR ranging for fast, single-point distance measurement up to 8m.
- Dual interface: works in UART or I2C mode to fit your board and wiring.
- Small, lightweight footprint that fits tight builds and mobile platforms.
- Friendly with common Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi style projects.
Typical uses
- Obstacle and proximity detection for robots and rovers.
- Liquid or material level sensing in tanks and bins.
- Triggering pumps, valves, or alerts based on distance.
- Hobby measurement, counting, and presence-detection projects.
How to choose / tips
- Pick UART for simple point-to-point reading, or I2C when sharing the bus with other sensors.
- Confirm your board's logic voltage and wiring before connecting.
- Mount it on a stable surface aimed at the target for cleaner readings.
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