Airborne
11.01.2020

Penetrating the Hawaiian Canopy

After three years of planning and execution by multiple partners, most of the Big Island of Hawaii—from its steep, craggy oceanside cliffs and…
Airborne
11.01.2020

LAS: What’s on the Horizon

Since its introduction in 2003, the LAS file format has become the de facto standard format for point-cloud data, with support for it…
AirborneTerrestrial
11.01.2020

Energy at Quanergy

Readers of LIDAR Magazine know that suppliers of lidar sensors who cater primarily to automotive customers have been making a big difference to…
Airborne
11.01.2020

Measuring Maria’s Havoc

USGS and Florida lidar standards The National Enhanced Elevation Assessment Report1 (NEEA) of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) indicated that the greatest national…
Airborne
11.01.2020

Lidar Initiatives at the National Center of Cartography Romania

National Center of Cartography Romania The National Center of Cartography Romania (CNC) offers specialized technical support to develop and update geodetic and cartographic…
MobileTerrestrial
11.01.2020

AV Lidar Needs Software Too

DeepRoute.ai Ltd., which is based in Shenzen, China, with facilities in Beijing and Fremont, California, takes us further into an area that has…
09.05.2020

Schott at the Sharp Edge

Today’s geospatial reality involves a world awash with sensors. As developers seek to embed lidar technology in ever smaller, increasingly mobile installations, the…
09.05.2020

Velodyne’s Journey

We arranged to interview Velodyne Lidar’s new CEO, Dr. Anand Gopalan, in mid-January 2020—only ten days after Anand was promoted and founder David…
09.05.2020

Intel Makes Lidar Too

As part of our series on lidar players in Silicon Valley, we were keen to talk to Intel Corporation. Our curiosity about the…
09.05.2020

Intelligence at the Speed of Light

LIDAR Magazine last visited Cepton Technologies in San Jose at the end of 2017, just as the firm was preparing to move into…
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