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Automotive Lidar – The Details Behind 10 Leading Companies
Over the past year the automotive lidar manufacturers have been providing more details on their proprietary technology. Timothy B. Lee provides an in-depth look at 10 of the leading companies for Ars Technica. Today, there are three big ways that … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, artifical perception, artificial intelligence, Augmented reality, Autonomous vehicles, computer vision, Consumer, Flash LiDAR, Hardware, Laser Scanning, Lidar, machine learning, Mapping, point clouds, Research, Sensors, Software, solid state, solid state lidar, The Industry
Tagged Ars Technica, beam-steering, CES, velocity, Velodyne, wavelength
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CES Opens Today with the Key Vendors Jockeying for Position
As CES opens today in Las Vegas there is a press release from each of the major vendors as they try to out do each other for the top spot in the news. Rather than trying to sort this out … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, artifical perception, artificial intelligence, Autonomous vehicles, Business Development, computer vision, Conferences, Consumer, Data, Feature Extraction, Flash LiDAR, Government, Hardware, Laser Scanning, Lidar, machine learning, Mapping, Mobile LiDAR, point clouds, remote sensing, Sensors, Software, solid state, solid state lidar, Technology, The Industry
Tagged 1, 1500-nm, CES, imaging radar, IMU, Radar, Safety
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Autonomous Vehicle Demo at CES
Wolfgang Juchman, formerly of Velodyne and now with AutonomouStuff provided the tip on this Consumer Electronics Show demo vehicle featuring Velodyne lidar and AutonomouStuff’s research development platform. The solutions will come together in a white Lincoln MKZ, with two Velodyne … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous vehicles, Business Development, Consumer, Sensors, The Industry
Tagged Autonomous Stuff, autonomus Vehicle Demo, CES, Velodyne
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First Automobile Lidar to be Previewed at CES
Delphi Automotive wants car shoppers to become familiar with “vehicle-to-everything” (V2E) technology, a futuristic package of software and hardware that will be showcased at January’s 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Delphi also will debut a lidar system that measures distance … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous vehicles, Business Development, Research, Sensors
Tagged Automobile Lidar, CES, Dephi
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