Baraja begins sampling novel lidar components
Startup makes available chips needed to build ‘random modulation continuous-wave’ sensors for automotive applications.
Source: optics.org
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Startup makes available chips needed to build ‘random modulation continuous-wave’ sensors for automotive applications.
Milan, Glasgow, and Stanford university partners design chips to optimize light profile “for any environment.”
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