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Lidar Methods Combine for Nonmechanical, Compact Solution | Research & Technology | Feb 2023

In a newly developed lidar system, researchers at Kyoto University integrated 3D flash and beam-scanning laser light sources to create a 3D, nonmechan

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Bright Ideas — A New Path Toward Quantum Light 3D Lidar Could Make For Safer Autonomous Driving Reprogrammable Photonic Microchips Shipped And More

Bright Ideas presents the most captivating news and innovations in optics and photonics. This week, a look back at Photonics Best … err.

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New 3D Lidar System for Improved Object Tracking and Distance Measurement

Researchers led by Susumu Noda from Kyoto University in Japan have published a study on their new nonmechanical 3D lidar system. The system fits in the palm of the hand and is capable of measuring the distance of poorly reflective objects and automatically tracking their motion. The research was

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