Core Viewpoint - The dual-camera structured light camera is a depth perception device that combines stereo vision and structured light technology, enabling accurate 3D modeling and depth measurement in various applications such as robotics, facial recognition, and 3D modeling [1][2]. Market Overview - The global market for dual-camera structured light cameras is projected to reach $310.86 million in 2024 and $592.64 million by 2031, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.7% from 2025 to 2031 [6]. - China is expected to dominate the market with a 32.95% share in 2024, driven by smart manufacturing upgrades and emerging industries, and is projected to exceed 40% by 2031 [6]. Product and Technology Analysis - The market exhibits a significant bifurcation between consumer-grade and industrial-grade products, with consumer products primarily using dual-vision depth technology and industrial products being more expensive due to higher precision and measurement range [7]. - The advancement of hardware, including higher resolution sensors and faster processing chips, is expected to enhance measurement accuracy and response speed [12]. Industry Drivers - The demand for high-precision 3D perception is growing across multiple industries, including autonomous driving, AR/VR, security, and industrial inspection [15]. - Innovations in deep learning and image processing algorithms are significantly improving the accuracy and stability of depth maps [13]. - Cost reductions due to mature manufacturing processes and economies of scale are making products more accessible [14]. Competitive Landscape - Major global manufacturers include Cognex, Orbbec, Bluecore Technology, Mech-Mind Robotics, and Deep Vision, collectively holding over 70% market share in 2024 [11]. - The competition is expected to intensify with the entry of new players, particularly in the Chinese market [11]. Policy and Regulatory Environment - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the importance of breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and related technologies, which will support the development of structured light camera technology [18]. - Policies promoting the integration of new information technologies, such as 5G and IoT, are expected to further drive the market [19][20]. Future Trends - Future developments will focus on high performance and miniaturization of dual-camera structured light cameras, with advancements in CMOS sensors and low-power processors [2]. - There is a growing emphasis on developing specialized products for various applications, such as small dual-camera structured light cameras for indoor navigation and high-precision 3D scanning solutions for medical imaging [2].