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Sense Photonics Launches Osprey, a Novel 3D Flash Lidar System for Automotive Applications

Organization: Sense Photonics
Country: United States
Website: www.sensephotonics.com
Year Founded: 2016
Number of Employees: 55

Sense Photonics’ proprietary laser and sensing solution provides advantages over both standard LiDAR solutions and other 3D Flash LiDAR providers.

Description:
RBR50 Robotics Innovation Awardsobotics Business ReviewFast on the on the heels of its $26 million Series A round in June 2019, Sense Photonics in January 2020 formally launched Osprey, a “modular,” high-resolution 3D Flash LiDAR system for automotive applications that provides for a 80 degree x 75 degree field of view and has a range of 15 m. The units consist of two components, a laser emitter, and a separate sensing unit (the 3D receiver) which simplifies installation and allows for positioning flexibility.

Analysis:
Sense Photonics’ proprietary laser and sensing solution provides advantages over both standard LiDAR solutions and other 3D Flash LiDAR providers. The company’s laser array and 3D receiver provides for an ultra-wide field of view, and the images themselves do not suffer from motion distortion. It is also possible to combine Osprey with 2D cameras to create a 2D textural image overlaid with 3D depth imagery.

Sense Photonics also produces its own
advanced laser emitters that overcome
earlier drawbacks to fl ash lidar sensors
– namely, high cost, along with limited
range and resolution. These attributes
map to Sense Photonics’ primary value
proposition – namely, high-performance
delivery of quality data at low cost – which
is especially well suited to automotive
safety systems such as collision avoidance
and lane-departure warning systems,
as well as with autonomous driving in
general. - Dan Kara
Sense Photonics Osprey
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