Liquid crystal meta-surfaces can steer lasers to create solid-state lidars for automotive and industrial applications, according to Lumotive of Seattle. It claims a larger aperture for greater range compared to MEMS-based systems, and a technology that can be scaled for automotive, industrial and consumer use – with the surfaces manufactured in CMOS semiconductor processes. “The huge ...

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