Technology FAQ
Mirada offers traditional air scanners as well as fluid scanners. Our fluid stabilized scanners offer several unique advantages: The fluid expands the scan angle, acting like an expansion lens. This gives you up to 50% larger scan angle than any air scanner, or you can use this advantage to give you 50% more scan lines …
It is Spanish for “a look, gaze, or glance”. We enable LiDAR that will look out and deliver unprecedented performance and scalability.
Mirada offers several things that make us different: Responsiveness: Stock products in days, Back order units in a few weeks, Customer systems in a month or so. Multi-line polygon scanners: We deliver single line and multi-line scanners, however, a responsive, custom provider of low cost, volume scalable multi-line scanners is hard to find (but you …
Polygon scanners can be single line (regular polygons) or multi-line (multiple lines). As a single line polygon scanner rotates it will reflect light repeatedly in a single horizontal line. By directing a LiDAR channel on that rotating polygon, one can create a single line of LiDAR data (A 2-D point cloud including azimuthal angle and …
LiDAR is a technology that has impacted many industries and markets, from space travel, mapping, archaeology, construction, mining, and transportation. The automotive industry is rapidly adopting LiDAR technology to enable future safer vehicles in features known as Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Also, there is much work on more advanced automotive features that can be …
LiDAR stands for Light Detection and Ranging, and is a family of many variants of methods that use light to determine the distance of an object. Two main families of LiDAR that are most relevant to automotive LiDAR are: Time Of Flight (TOF) LiDAR Coherent LiDAR Mirada’s products are used to enable breakthrough LiDAR systems …
