It’s been called the fourth screen — the last “unconquered” screen in our daily lives. With the average driver spending close to an hour a day in their car,
I’m Brian Santo, EE Times editor-in-chief. You’re listening to EE Times On Air, and this is your Weekly Briefing for the week ending June 19th.
In a recent article, I discussed the factors driving the consolidation in the automotive LiDAR industry. I also presented 4 areas ripe for investments, one of which was solid-state LiDAR. The focus of this article is on assessing the approaches and maturity of LiDAR that uses solid-state scanning techniques for beam steering and enables efficient use of photons in space and time.
Lumotive recently announced the first of two in a series of 3D-sensing products that utilize Liquid Crystal Metasurfaces (LCM). With samples available in the fourth quarter of this year, the Lumotive X20 and Z20 LiDAR systems target the automotive and industrial automation markets, respectively.
We know that producing electronics takes a terrible toll on the environment, from extracting and refining rare metals
The human interface that connects us with machines — the way we interact and control them — has changed a lot over the years.
Lumotive, a Seattle-based startup, is making a three-pronged pivot, by adding smartphone lidar chips to its roadmap. Lumotive announced that late this year it will sample its new lidar products, X20 for automotive and Z20 for industrial applications.
The economic and employment crisis in our local services industry is difficult and personal, albeit unavoidable during this unprecedented time.
French tech startup Back Market has raised $120 million from investors including Goldman Sachs, Aglaé Ventures
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