FAQs

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What is LiDAR and how does it work?

LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) uses laser pulses to measure distances and generate precise 3D point cloud data for mapping and perception.

What industries use LiDAR technology?

LiDAR is widely used in autonomous driving, robotics, drones, industrial automation, smart cities, and 3D mapping applications.

Which LiDAR should I choose for my project?

It depends on your application. Solid-state LiDAR is ideal for compact systems, semi-solid-state for balanced performance, and mechanical LiDAR for long-range precision.

What is the difference between solid-state and mechanical LiDAR?

Solid-state LiDAR has no moving parts and is more compact and durable, while mechanical LiDAR offers longer range and higher-resolution scanning.

Do you provide technical documentation and SDKs?

Yes, we provide datasheets, SDKs, and integration guides to support development and system integration.

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Helios series products, the new generation of customized multi-beam LiDAR, are customized for scene applications such as robots, intelligent vehicles and V2X establishments. Helios series adopted a new modular architecture design. Compared with RS-LiDAR-32, it’s 29% smaller in size and 60% lower in cost.

And it also supports customization of beam number distribution.
Its 32-beam product Helios 32 provides 3 customized types to meet the multi-scenario applications of different machines and equipment:
70° Ultra-wide Vertical FoV: fulfilling both perception and blind spot detection needs, simplifying on-board sensor placement.
Its 16-beam product Helios 16 offers 30° Vertical FoV, has been fully upgraded in performance and functions compared with RS-LiDAR-16.

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Advantages

Stable and reliable:design for operating vehicle

With reference to automotive-grade standards, having covered dozens of reliability tests including mechanical shock, random vibration, low temperature operation, protection against water, EMC, etc.

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