Adaps Photonics develops 3D image-sensing SPAD dToF chips for real-time 3D perception in applications including automotive, smartphones, robotics, and smart homes.
**Lumotive and Adaps Photonics** introduce a solid-state 180° LiDAR system operating at 30 frames per second (FPS) for outdoor autonomous applications. The platform integrates Lumotive’s LM10 Light Control Metasurface with Adaps Photonics’ ADS6311
A new solid-state LiDAR technology expands coverage capabilities for autonomous systems. The system integrates advanced optical components to enhance detection range and accuracy. Developers highlight its potential for applications in robotics and self-driving vehicles.
Lumotive releases the LM10 LCM, a solid-state LiDAR sensor offering 180° field of view at 30 frames per second and a 50-meter detection range. The device targets outdoor autonomy applications while reducing sensor costs through its design. The LM10 integrates Adaps Hawk dTOF technology for improved performance.
Lumotive introduces the first solid-state 180° direct time-of-flight (dTOF) LiDAR operating at 30 frames per second (FPS) using its LCM Optical Semiconductor Platform. The company’s commercially available LM10 Light Control Metasurface chip powers this breakthrough, targeting advanced automotive sensing applications. Lumotive’s programmable optical semiconductor technology enables high-performance LiDAR without mechanical components.