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Semiconductor For LiDAR Technology Businesses
WaveDyne FMCW LiDAR semiconductor technology aims for the best price, performance, and reliability.
We strive to provide innovative FMCW LiDAR solutions across various industries.
Mechanical scanners, including polygon / galvano scanners, have many mechanical components, causing slow commercialization due to high prices.
A true solid state scanner without mechanical components is necessary.
Mechanical based scanners require custom manufacturing due to the absence of off-the-shelf products and have limitations in miniaturization.
Assembly and calibration efforts increase, and automation equipment is needed.
Pulse LiDAR's optical power output can cause heating and eye safety issues and is vulnerable to poor weather conditions like snow, rain, and fog.
Mechanical based scanners face reliability and lifespan issues due to vibration and heating, failing to meet the LiDAR specifications required by the automotive industry.
FPGAs or DSPs can significantly constrain costs, sizes, heating, and performance.
LiDAR-specific ASIC is necessary to address these issues.
The WaveDyne optical module consists of a true solid state scanner and FMCW photonic integrated circuit (PIC) based on semiconductor technology.
The WaveDyne SoC internally processes the FMCW lidar signal generated by the optical module and then transfers it to an external application processor (AI enabled).
WaveDyne's semiconductor based architecture allows vendors to commercialize FMCW lidar at camera level prices while minimizing development investment.
Core Technology and
Competitiveness
Optical Module
Dedicated SoC
Reduces the need for extensive development resources
FMCW LiDAR Technology
Technology for Full Autonomous Driving
Core Technology
Competitiveness
Performance
WaveDyne fulfills automakers' LiDAR requirements by solving performance, cost, size, and overheating issues.
Pulse LiDAR calculates distance by measuring the round-trip time of an optical pulse to the target.
In contrast, FMCW LiDAR measures distance and speed simultaneously using the interference between frequency-modulated output light waves and their reflected light waves from the target.
Only 3D spatial information
Signal noise and low reception efficiency in snow, rain, fog, and dust conditions
Interference from external light sources
Safety concerns with high power lasers
Challenges in reducing prices due to high cost components
Pulse signal processing limitations
VS
6D information (3D, speed, reflectivity, and material)
Stable signal reception in all conditions
No interference from external light sources
Eye safety with low power lasers
Low price at $300
Advanced signal processing through continuous signals
Autonomous driving software simplification and safety enhancement
Minimal impact from snow, rain, fog, and dust
Minimal influence from sunlight and headlights
Eye safety with low power lasers
Core component development possible through semiconductor processes
Expanded solid state scanner options, system miniaturization
WaveDyne pioneers the democratization of LiDAR technology across autonomous mobility, infrastructure, and automation with our innovative FMCW optical modules and signal processing SoC.
In collaboration with industry partners, we deliver market differentiating solutions that integrate high performance with cost efficiency in a flexible structure.
We proactively expand strategic partnerships, strengthen customer communication, and pursue continuous innovation.
Driven by innovation and partnership, we commit to advancing the LiDAR industry.
Semiconductor For LiDAR Technology Businesses
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