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The potential issue of low light-sensitivity from using smaller transistors was solved with the addition of a high-withstand voltage section to raise the voltage input to the light-receiving cell (Figure 1). The new chip has a smaller transistor module, and eliminates the buffer layer that protected the transistors with newly developed insulating trenches between the transistors and the light-receiving cells. An SiPM consists of light-receiving cells controlled by transistors. Toshiba achieved a compact LiDAR with higher image resolution through upgrades to its silicon photo-multiplier (SiPM), a light-receiving chip. We anticipate demand for such a versatile technology in both the autonomous driving and transportation infrastructure monitoring markets.” “We have secured technologies essential for a compact, high-resolution, long-range solid-state LiDAR that is robust and simple to install. “We look forward to deploying our technologies in roadside LiDAR,” said Akihide Sai, Senior Research Scientist at Toshiba’s Corporate Research & Development Center. It is only one-third the size of an earlier prototype announced in July 2020, and the industry’s smallest on record*. It is also extremely compact, with an overall volume of 350cc. Toshiba’s upgraded solid-state LiDAR is an excellent alternative, as it realizes clear, long-distance, robust 3D scanning and object detection in a wide variety of lighting and weather conditions. The upgraded performance of the new LiDAR will advance progress to autonomous driving, and also expand its application into monitoring transportation infrastructure, in such areas as early detection of road subsidence or landslides, snow cover, or falls of objects onto roads.Ĭurrent monitoring of transportation infrastructure relies on cameras, but their performance is degraded by low light and bad weather.
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TOKYO-Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO: 6502) today announced an updated solid-state LiDAR that achieves the world’s smallest volume, robust vibration and wind resistance while maintaining a maximum detection range of 200m, plus the highest resolution of any sensor of similar size*. Improved light receiving technology and robust 3D scanning with world’s smallest size