FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

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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Smaller and Lighter

Mid-360S packs powerful performance within its compact size, which makes it easy to integrate for sleek,

concealed designs while opening up more possibilities for the

integrated design of mobile robots

Ultra-wide 360° FOV

With a larger horizontal and vertical FOV of 360° and 59°,

the LiDAR creates extensive point cloud data to help robots make better decisions.

Improved indoor sensing

Upgraded with 3D sensing, the Mid-360 captures comprehensive features of the environment to enable autonomous mapping and localization.

Versatile for outdoor uses

Assists mobile robots in navigation, obstacle avoidance, and even classification of detected objects, fully unlocking their potential.

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Not sure if Mid-360S is right for your project?
Read our Mid-360S upgrade guide to compare specs, upgrades, and buying considerations.


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