Here's the comparison of the two LIPSedge active stereo depth cameras on the attributes you asked about:
LIPSedge AE430 vs AE450 — shutter, IP rating, weight lips-hci.com +1lips-hci.com ↗“rolling shutter”lips-hci.com ↗“camera.shutter_type=Global shutter, mechanical.weight_g=670 g, mechanical.ip_rating=IP67”
| Attribute | LIPSedge AE430 | LIPSedge AE450 |
|---|---|---|
| Shutter type | Rolling shutter (depth and RGB) | Global shutter lips-hci.com +1lips-hci.com ↗“rolling shutter”lips-hci.com ↗“camera.shutter_type=Global shutter” |
| IP rating | Not listed in the catalog for this product | IP67 lips-hci.comlips-hci.com ↗“mechanical.ip_rating=IP67” |
| Weight | 280 g | 670 g lips-hci.com +1lips-hci.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=280 g”lips-hci.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=670 g” |
For a dock-door deployment, the AE450's global shutter and IP67 rating are the distinguishing factors — a global shutter avoids motion distortion on fast-moving vehicles or pallets through the doorway, and IP67 gives it strong protection against dust and water ingress at the door. The trade-off is that it weighs about 390 g more than the AE430. If you need the AE430's IP rating for a wet or dusty dock environment, I couldn't find it listed in the catalog, so I'd recommend confirming ingress protection directly with LIPS or checking the AE430 datasheet before committing to it; the AE450 datasheet is also available for full details.