Synonyms for lidar
ˈlaɪ dɑrli·dar

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1. lidarnoun

   a measuring system that detects and locates objects on the same principle as radar but uses light from a laser; a potential technology for detecting air turbulence that can affect aircraft

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1. • Measuring Instrument

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1. John Dolan:

   The system would be better and have higher reliability if it included lidar, it's definitely going to see a large truck or vehicle that's crossing in front of you.

2. Ken Washington:

   These vehicles that don't have LIDAR and don't have advanced radar, that haven't captured a 3D map are not self-driving vehicles, let me just really emphasize that. They are consumer vehicles with a really good driver-assist technology.

3. Tetsuya Iijima:

   At the moment, lidar lacks the capabilities to exceed the capabilities of the latest technology in radar and cameras, it would be fantastic if lidar technology was at the level that we could use it in our systems, but it's not. There's an imbalance between its cost and its capabilities.

4. Stefan Sommer:

   For autonomous driving, we will need three core technologies: picture processing camera technology, short and long-range radar, and lidar.

5. Tom Painter:

   The scanning LIDAR is a fancy laser pointer, essentially, that sprays out laser pulses – about 500,000 pulses per second – flying along at 23,000 feet, and measures how long it takes for the laser pulse to go out, hit the surface and come back, and we can use that information to then know the surface of the snow. Every square foot of mountain snow is touched by our lasers.