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Leuze presents the RSL 200 safety laser scanner at SPS 2025

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At the upcoming SPS 2025 trade fair, Leuze will present the smallest safety laser scanner on the market, along with other innovations for industrial automation.

Leuze will showcase the new RSL 200 at SPS, the smallest safety laser scanner on the market designed to protect machines, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and robots. Thanks to its compact size, it can be easily integrated even in confined spaces. Leuze’s team of sensor experts will also present more than 20 innovative solutions from the world of precision sensor technology and reliable safety technology at their redesigned booth.

New this year: Four daily expert talks at the Leuze booth. These talks will focus on current industry topics such as the new Machinery Directive, automatic identification solutions (RFID, 1D and 2D codes), safety in automation, and innovative integrated solutions.

Intelligent Automation

At SPS 2025 in Nuremberg, from November 25 to 27, visitors can experience the versatility of Leuze’s modern sensor and safety solutions: from safe positioning in intralogistics to process optimization in manufacturing and AI-supported quality control. For these and many other applications, Leuze offers automation solutions that integrate quickly, increase system availability, and simplify maintenance. This provides industry and logistics with clear competitive advantages.

Innovations: From LiDAR to RFID

In addition to the RSL 200, with dimensions of just 80 x 80 x 86 millimeters, the new products Leuze is showcasing at its booth include the ROD 100, ROD 300, and ROD 500 series precision laser scanners. These LiDAR-enabled devices detect contours with high efficiency and can be used for collision protection in automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Those looking for flexible RFID readers for production and logistics will also find them here, as Leuze presents its new and powerful RDU 500i series UHF RFID readers. These operate in the ultra-high frequency band and are particularly well-suited for logistics, conveyor lines, and production lines.

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