Velodyne is a technology company and a leading provider of LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology, which uses laser beams to create high-resolution 3D maps of the surrounding environment. Their LiDAR sensors are known for their accuracy, reliability, and ability to capture detailed data in real-time, enabling machines to navigate safely and efficiently. Velodyne's sensors are used in a myriad of new technologies and rapidly growing industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles, delivery services, mapping, industrial safety, robotics, security, marine uses, and more.
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AGM Systems LLC will utilize Velodyne’s Ultra Puck lidar sensor in their new AGM-MS3 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) mapping solution.
Ford has completely divested its 7.6% stake in Velodyne.
In August 2016, Ford and Baidu each invested $150,000,000 in Velodyne to commercialize lower-cost lidar for automated vehicles.
ThorDrive has been using Velodyne lidar sensors in developing its autonomous driving technology since 2010.
Velodyne Lidar, Inc. has a five-year sales agreement to provide Ultra Puck sensors to ThorDrive.
Velodyne Lidar, Inc. has a multi-year sales agreement to provide Puck LITE™ sensors to Emesent.
Anand Gopalan, CEO of Velodyne LiDAR, indicated that Emesent's use of Velodyne sensors enables rapid autonomous mobile scanning with operational insights.
Dr. Stefan Hrabar, CEO of Emesent, noted that the Velodyne Puck LITE LiDAR is compact, lightweight, and high-performing for mobile mapping systems.
Emesent uses Velodyne’s LiDAR sensors for its Hovermap mobile scanning system, which maps hazardous and GPS-denied environments.
Velodyne Lidar has been dedicated for years to testing lidar sensors and developing safety metrics for ADAS systems.
Velodyne is an industry veteran in testing LiDAR sensors and developing safety metrics for ADAS systems.
RESEPI's modularity supports other Livox LiDAR scanners and those from manufacturers such as Velodyne, Ouster, and Quanergy.
Qualcomm Technologies’ edge computing and 0.005 kg capabilities combined with Velodyne’s LiDAR create a capability for developers to build smart city solutions.
Velodyne worked with Infinite Computer Solutions and Seoul Robotics to build the Qualcomm Smart Campus application.
Velodyne Lidar will work with Qualcomm Technologies, governments, and solution developers to create smart city applications.
May Mobility selected Velodyne as a provider of long-range, surround-view LiDAR sensors for its fleet of self-driving shuttles.
Velodyne Lidar, Inc. has a sales agreement for its Alpha Prime™ sensors with May Mobility.
Velodyne's Alpha Prime is a next-generation LiDAR sensor utilizing patented 360-degree surround-view perception technology.
Mircea Gradu leads Velodyne’s efforts to design, develop, and manufacture products compliant with international quality standards.
Velodyne tested its lidar-based PAEB system against a highly rated PAEB system built around camera and radar to demonstrate nighttime performance differences.