Velodyne invented modern lidar—it’s about to face real competition

Velodyne invented modern lidar—it’s about to face real competition

  • April 21, 2018
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Velodyne invented modern lidar—it’s about to face real competition

David Hall invented modern three-dimensional lidar more than a decade ago for use in the DARPA Grand Challenge competitions. His company, Velodyne, has dominated the market for self-driving car lidar ever since. Last year, Velodyne opened a factory that it said had the capacity to produce a million lidar units in 2018—far more than any other maker of high-end lidars.

Source: arstechnica.com

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