XenomatiX, the pioneer of solid-state lidar (LiDAR) solutions for the automotive industry, showcases its new generation of cars at the Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo, Nov. 25, 2018 LiDAR solution-a true all-solid-state LiDAR XenoLidar, which is based on mature and scalable technology and can be used for the detection and tracking of long-range objects. The Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo is an international trade show that showcases technology innovators.
Based on reliable high-performance sensing technology and accompanying software, XenomatiX's solid-state LiDAR solution provides high-resolution and excellent high-density point clouds, enabling vehicles to perform road and surrounding environment under all light conditions in all weather Digital perception in real time.
Next-generation automotive LiDAR
XenomatiX is the first company to provide a true solid state LiDAR solution for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), autonomous driving (AD), road surface mapping and active suspension prediction. Since its establishment, XenomatiX has been committed to developing automotive 3D digital solutions based on true solid state LiDAR sensing technology and suitable for mass production. Eliminating all moving parts in LiDAR sensors makes XenomatiX products highly reliable and durable, suitable for large-scale applications in the automotive industry.
"We are excited to showcase our true solid state LiDAR solution at the Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo," said XenomatiX CEO Filip Geuens. "The automotive industry needs reliable solid state LiDAR solutions that require no rotation or no moving parts. And based on proven and scalable technology. Our products meet all the automotive industry requirements and excel in performance and durability. "
Compared with traditional LiDAR sensors, solid-state LiDAR provides highly accurate detection results when detecting and tracking objects and road surface measurements. This technology is considered an important part of the high-growth advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) market and has become the sensor of choice for achieving the highest levels of performance and reliability in autonomous driving applications.
According to the French market research and strategy consulting company Yole in its recently released "Lidar for Automotive and Industrial Applications-2018 Edition" report, the LiDAR market for ADAS vehicles will reach $ 1.7 billion in 2023, from 2017 to 2023 The growth rate reached a staggering 60%. At the same time, the LiDAR market for robotic vehicles is becoming increasingly attractive to LiDAR companies: the compound annual average growth rate in this area has also reached 58%, and the market size will be close to $ 3.5 billion by 2023. Dr. Alexis Debray, Yole technology and market analyst, affirmed, "Autonomous driving is a huge opportunity for LiDAR technology. LiDAR technology faces two huge opportunities: industrial-grade LiDAR for robotic vehicles that is now being applied; Automotive-grade LiDAR for mass consumer vehicles will gradually emerge in the coming years. "
Real solid state LiDAR based on proven technology
XenomatiX's LiDAR products based on pure solid-state chips use mature process technology to lay the foundation for scalable, future-oriented solutions. Its chip-based technology has been proven to be reliable and affordable, ensuring superior performance and energy optimization.
XenoTrack is a solid-state LiDAR that can be used for real-time accurate road surface mapping. This smart sensor can be directly mounted on a vehicle in just a few simple steps and can perform real-time measurements at any time, any place, and at any weather conditions at 180,000 measurement points per second. XenoTrack can be used for active suspension control and road classification and recognition. Source: OFweek sensor network
XenomatiX showcases next-generation all-solid-state lidar solution
XenoLidar, shown at the Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo, is an all-solid-state LiDAR that can monitor and analyze the vehicle's surroundings in real time. The sensor detects and tracks objects over a range of up to 200 meters, and can capture high-density point clouds, which contain a wealth of data about object position, motion, and distance to the vehicle. XenoLidar can be integrated into a car in a number of ways, and can even be installed behind the windshield.
XenomatiX showcases next-generation all-solid-state lidar solution