Velodyne’s Solid-State Velarray LiDAR Delivers on Specs, But 2X Too Pricey
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Fixed-Laser, Solid-State LiDAR |
NEWS |
In April (2017), Velodyne LiDAR announced its long-awaited, fixed-laser, solid-state light detection and ranging (LiDAR) sensor, euphoniously named Velarray. The primary target market for the Velarray is for self-driving cars and advanced driver assistance safety (ADAS) systems. Sample units of the Velarray will be available at the end of 2017, with commercial production beginning in 2018, according to Velodyne representatives.
Small Form Factor and No Moving Parts |
IMPACT |
Velodyne is both the mindshare and market share leading in the automotive LiDAR space, having pioneered the world’s first real-time, 360°, 3D LiDAR sensors in 2005. Since that time, Velodyne’s LiDARs became a de facto standard technology for self-driving cars. For example, the large, roof-mounted, 3...
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