3D sensing technology suppliers and mobile R&D robot suppliers collaborate in the field of laser radar

According to Memes Consulting, Cepton Technologies (hereinafter referred to as Cepton), a supplier of 3D sensing technology, has cooperated with Clearpath Robotics, a mobile R&D robot supplier (hereinafter referred to as Clearpath), to plan the application of Cepton's HR80 series of lidar sensors. A robot that extends to Clearpath. Julian Ware, general manager of research solutions at Clearpath Robotics, believes: "Unmanned robotic vehicles have the unique ability to perform the most dangerous jobs in industrial workplaces. In order for robots to succeed in this role, robots need visual capabilities to perform more The complex task has promoted the rapid development of 3D laser radar in driverless car robots. Compared with the single-line scanning capability of similar 2D devices, 3D laser radar has made great progress. Cepton HR80 series 3D laser radar equipment can satisfy this. The market demand and the unparalleled vertical resolution of the 80-wire bundle, we are pleased to offer this service to Clearpath customers.” Cepton's HR80W and HR80T sensors are bringing 3D to Clearpath's self-driving cars and robots. Perception. Using existing sensors reduces delivery wait times and overall costs, and production automation makes large-scale production easy. The HR80T has a detection range of more than 200 meters and a vertical resolution of 80 lines. The angular resolution in both the horizontal and vertical directions is 0.2°. Mark McCord, co-founder and vice president of engineering at Cepton, said: "Today, if you don't want to wait for months and don't want to pay a huge sum of money, it's difficult to get a high-quality lidar sensor. Lidar lacks both A remote, high-resolution, cost-effective solution. With Clearpath's leadership in automated mobile robotics solutions, joining its online store allows new customers to reach our solutions and help customers Looking for a viable laser radar solution to automate robots. We are excited to work with Clearpath to bring visual capabilities to the machine and make the future of automation even brighter."