Safe Mobility
at the Speed of Life

Represents lidar simulation

On the road, vehicles need to respond as instantaneously as life happens. It takes only one second for a child to dart into the street, a cyclist to appear out of nowhere, or a distracted driver to veer into your lane.

What occurs in that next second makes all the difference.

Delivering safe mobility requires a sensor with rapid data output, high resolution to identify objects, and the ability to predict those uncertain driving situations we experience every day.

The industry’s highest resolution, full velocity, long-range automotive lidar sensor

MicroVision builds our automotive lidar products on proprietary micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) solid-state technology. Based on time-of-flight architecture, our lidar sensor will be reliable, cost-effective, and scalable for automotive use.

Our Advantages

  • Range

  • Highest Resolution

  • Perception Software

  • Object Velocity

  • Interference Immunity

  • Low Latency

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  • Range

    A 250-meter detection range provides ample reaction time at highway speed.

  • Highest Resolution

    Sensor enables over 10 million measurement points/second on target and can detect smaller obstacles from longer distances. Allows progression from object detection to perception.

  • Perception Software

    Embedded perception software provides obstacle tracking and directs active collision avoidance through emergency steering and braking, lane keep, and other high-level ADAS features.

  • Object Velocity

    Our sensor updates the position and velocity of moving objects 30 times per second. A detailed understanding of the velocity of moving objects in real-time enables fast and accurate path planning and maneuvering of the vehicle to accurately predict what will happen and adjust in advance of a potential collision.

  • Interference Immunity

    The sensor works in all ambient light—from complete darkness to bright sunlight—and is free from all other lidar interference.

  • Low Latency

    Low latency powers obstacle tracking and path prediction at highway speeds. With objects moving fast, sensors must move faster. Low latency ensures that the vehicle can react better and quicker than a human.